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Team of the Decade 2010s, after 2018

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  • The GipperT The Gipper wrote on last edited by
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    Here is my calculation of the Team of the Decade for the 2010s, now that the 2018 season has concluded.  There  is only one year left in this decade

    Note on Methodology:   Scores for the Team of the Decade are alloted on a point system.  The team that wins the Super Bowl is awarded 10 points.  The team that loses the Super Bowl is awarded 6 points.  The two Conference title game losers are awarded 3 points.  Any other team that makes the playoffs is given one point.  The points are then accumulated for the entire decade.  In this case, all points are for all years from 2010 through 2018.  So, we are 9/10ths through the 2010s. As noted the scores you see here are the accumulated points over the past 9 years playoff performances.  So, the teams of the NFL, so far in order are:

     New England Patriots    52 points

     Seattle Seahawks  21 pts

     Green Bay Packers 20 pts.

    Denver Broncos  19 pts

    Baltimore Ravens 16 pts

    Pittsburgh Steelers 13 pts.

    Philadelphia Eagle  13 pts

    Atlanta Falcons  12 pts

    San Francisco 49ers 12 pts.

    NY Giants  11 pts

    Carolina Panthers  9 points

    Kansas City Chiefs  8 points

    Indianapolis Colts  7 pts.

    New Orleans Saints  7 points

    Los Angeles Rams  7 points

    Cincinnati Bengals 5 pts

    Minnesota Vikings 5 pts.

    Houston Texans 5 pts

    Arizona Cardinals 4 pts

    Chicago Bears  4 pts

    NY Jets 3 pts.

    Detroit Lions 3 pts

    Jacksonville Jaguars 3 pts.

    Dallas Cowboys  3 pts.

    Washington Redskins 2 pts

    LA Chargers 2 pts.

    Tennessee Titans 1 pt.

    Oakland Raiders 1 pt

    Miami Dolphins 1 pt

    Buffalo Bills 1 pt.

    Tampa Bay Bucs  -0- pts.

    Cleveland Browns -0- pts.

  • The GipperT The Gipper wrote on last edited by
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    Past Teams of the Decade:

    2000s:   Patriots  41 pts.   Runnersup:  Steelers 28 pts, Colts 25 pts.

    1990s: Dallas Cowboys 37 pts. Runnersup: Bills 28 pts.   49ers and Broncos 25 pts

    1980s: San Francisco 49ers 46 pts.  Runnersup: Redskins 30 pts,  Raiders 23 pts

    1970s: Pittsburgh Steelers  48 pts.  Runnersup:  Cowboys 46 pts. Dolphins 30 pts.

    1960s:  Green Bay Packers 56 pts.  Runnersup:  AFL Chargers 34 pts. NFL:  Browns 23 pts.

    1950s:  Cleveland Browns 57 pts.  Runnersup: Lions 36  pts.  Rams and Giants 25 pts each

    1940s: Chicago Bears 46 pts.  Runnersup:  Browns 40 pts. Redskins 28 pts.

    1930s: Green Bay Packers 52 pts. Runnersup: NY Giants 44 pts.  Bears 32 pts

    1920s: Chicago Bears 43 pts.  Runnerup:  Canton/Cleveland Bulldogs 30 pts. 

  • The GipperT The Gipper wrote on last edited by The Gipper
    #3

    Note:   The most accumulated points in a decade were by the 1950s  Cleveland Browns with 57 points.

    The Patriots right now have 52 points.   In order to become the all time point leader for a single decade, in the final year of this decade, 2019, the Patriots must at least make it to the Super Bowl, and win or lose, they would become the all time points leader in this category.

    Also.....FYI,   the Patriots are the ONLY team to have made the playoffs this entire decade and ONLY in the very first year:  2010, did they fail to make it at least to the Conf. title game. They have accumulated points as follows:   10 pts 3 times as SB winner,  6 pts. twice as SB loser,  3 pts. 3 times as conf. title game loser.   And 1 point  1 time.

  • flyingfooldougF flyingfooldoug wrote on last edited by
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    Decades end with a zero, not a nine. Basic math

  • Decades end with a zero, not a nine. Basic math

    The GipperT The Gipper wrote on last edited by
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    @flyingfooldoug said:

    Decades end with a zero, not a nine. Basic math

    No. decades starte with -0-    Basic math.    e.g....NO ONE  considers say   1980 as a part of the 1970s

  • @flyingfooldoug said:

    Decades end with a zero, not a nine. Basic math

    No. decades starte with -0-    Basic math.    e.g....NO ONE  considers say   1980 as a part of the 1970s

    flyingfooldougF flyingfooldoug wrote on last edited by
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    @the-gipper said:

    No. decades starte with -0-    Basic math.    e.g....NO ONE  considers say   1980 as a part of the 1970s

    Math teachers do. So your decade starts with a one and ends with a nine.  Do you bill the same way?

  • @the-gipper said:

    No. decades starte with -0-    Basic math.    e.g....NO ONE  considers say   1980 as a part of the 1970s

    Math teachers do. So your decade starts with a one and ends with a nine.  Do you bill the same way?

    The GipperT The Gipper wrote on last edited by
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    @flyingfooldoug said:

    Math teachers do. So your decade starts with a one and ends with a nine.  Do you bill the same way?

    Yes....if I put in -0- time into something I have a -0- bill.  

    2020 is not part of the decade of the 20teens. 

    Besides, what makes you think that math and time are measured the same way.....they are not.