Cbs sports all time nfl power rankings

[Nawledge]

The criteria (points)

Super Bowl wins (10 each)
Super Bowl losses (5 each)
Hall of Famers (3 each)
Division titles (1 each)
All-time winning percentage (points are the reserve of their Super Bowl-era ranking)


1. Dallas Cowboys (164 points)

Super Bowl wins: 50
Super Bowl losses: 15
Hall of Famers: 45
Division titles: 22
All-time winning percentage: 32

The Cowboys have the highest regular-season winning percentage in modern NFL history, they are tied for second all time with five Super Bowl wins and are tied for first with eight appearances. They also have 15 Hall of Famers in the Super Bowl era and have won a ridiculous 22 division titles.

2. Pittsburgh Steelers (161 points)

Super Bowl wins: 60
Super Bowl losses: 10
Hall of Famers: 39
Division titles: 21
All-time winning percentage: 31

The Steelers are right there with Dallas thanks to an extra Super Bowl victory, but they fall just short using our system because they've produced two fewer Hall of Famers and trail by one division title. These two, though, are in a group of their own.

3. San Francisco 49ers (129 points)

Super Bowl wins: 50
Super Bowl losses: 5
Hall of Famers: 27
Division titles: 19
All-time winning percentage: 28

The 49ers have been to two fewer Super Bowls and don't have as many Hall of Famers or division titles.

4. Oakland Raiders (126 points)

Super Bowl wins: 30
Super Bowl losses: 10
Hall of Famers: 45
Division titles: 16
All-time winning percentage: 25

The Raiders have produced 15 Hall of Famers and have -- rather quietly, at least for those outside of Raider Nation -- been to five Super Bowls. Throw in that they have the eighth-best regular-season winning percentage during the Super Bowl era and 16 division titles in that span and you actually have one of the most successful franchises in modern history.

5. Green Bay Packers (124 points)

Super Bowl wins: 40
Super Bowl losses: 5
Hall of Famers: 42
Division titles: 14
All-time winning percentage: 23

They're on the Cowboys' and Steelers' level in terms of Hall of Famers but have been to three fewer Super Bowls and rank 10th all time in terms of regular-season winning percentage.

6. New England Patriots (112 points)

Super Bowl wins: 40
Super Bowl losses: 20
Hall of Famers: 12
Division titles: 16
All-time winning percentage: 24

New England doesn't hang in when it comes to producing Hall of Famers, but a lot of that has to do with the fact its two biggest legends -- Tom Brady and Bill Belichick -- are still active. The Pats weren't really a heavyweight until around the turn of the century, but they're catching up now.

7. Washington Redskins (108 points)

Super Bowl wins: 30
Super Bowl losses: 10
Hall of Famers: 39
Division titles: 8
All-time winning percentage: 21

They haven't done much of late, but the Redskins have produced 13 Hall of Famers in the Super Bowl era and have been to five Super Bowls, winning three.

8. Miami Dolphins (104 points)

Super Bowl wins: 20
Super Bowl losses: 15
Hall of Famers: 27
Division titles: 13
All-time winning percentage: 29

The Dolphins have been to five Super Bowls -- winning two of them -- and have the fourth-highest winning percentage of the modern era. They edge out the Colts with that fifth Super Bowl and higher winning percentage and beat out the Broncos because of their edge in the Hall of Famer category.

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[gofins60]

I remember the days when Miami had the highest winning percentage of ALL pro sports teams!

 

[Phishpunk@WCU]

the last 12 years have really hurt us. 3 coaches in first 44 years and 7 in the last 15. Marino only played on one team that had a losing record, we have had seven in the last 11 years. this is more gut wrenching than anything.

 

[Aqua and Orange]

Still, after all these rough years I am damn proud we are that high :brewskis:

 

[Mogwai]

**** that **** we should be higher. Ahhhhh this fall from grace for our franchise is so damn frustrating. 15 years ago we were in a separate historical stratosphere. I'm so sick of morons running this team.

 

[Bumpus]

Yeah, salty Bump don't care.

What we got this year? That, I'm interested in!

 

[SuhMe]

**** that **** we should be higher. Ahhhhh this fall from grace for our franchise is so damn frustrating. 15 years ago we were in a separate historical stratosphere. I'm so sick of morons running this team.

Right, because Dan Marino and Don Shula had little to do with that lol. Not easy to replace two of the all time greats, they don't grow on trees. Right now, were very fortunate to have drafted Tannehill.

 

[Ben Had]

It was us and the Raiders for highest win % for a good 30+ years. Pretty much went down hill starting around 2000.

 

[NY8123]

I can't believe after a decade plus of **** we still have the 4th highest winning percentage. We used to have the highest winning percentage of all teams.

That just tells you how great the first 40 years actually were.

 

[Digital]

Don Shula was the greatest coach ever IMHO. It's naive to expect that to continue ... but for Pete's sake, we should be doing a hell of a lot better than this. With Miami's weather nd taxes we should be resigning our guys early. They want to sray!

 

[iwastherein1972]

That poll probably weights a SB win too strongly. It is pretty much rigged in favor of Dallas, Pittsburgh, SF, GB... and ne. Also gives the raiduhs and Redskins too much credit. Will probably allow Denver and the Colts to breathe right down our necks.