what nfl team has the winninest record in nfl history?
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i'm pretty sure it's the Cowboys or Steelers
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The correct answer is the Steelers. They deserved to win the super bowl. They r the best team in the world.
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Stats show Chicago Bears is the best team, but stats are over rated cause the bears have had 3 bad games in a row and several teams are hot like dallas, indianapolis,baltimore. The eagles(Philadelphia) have great stats too, But their starting QB is out for the season
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Miami Dolphins\nRonnie Brown.\n\nI've been a dolphins fan all 16 years I've been alive, and right now they are the most improving team in the NFL.  Look, they dont get any credit for being a good team.  Yet 5 out of their last 6 seasons they've had at least nine wins.  And that was without a QB. Now they have Daunte Culpepper, Joey Harrington, and a 2nd year of Nick Saban and Ronnie Brown.\n\n2nd Undefeated season in NFL History\nSame Franchise as the First\n06-07 Miami Dolphins\n\nI live in MD, by the way...So thats fan pride right there...I get no love for the dolphins here, but I stand by em
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The Bears...The Packers have won the most Super Bowls however
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On November 19th, 2000 the Tenessee Titans committed seven turnovers (four by Steve McNair) but still managed to defeat the Cleveland Browns thanks to a solid defense and 134 yards rushing by Eddie George. \n\nThis matched the record for most turnovers by a winning team set on October 18, 1987, when the Buffalo Bills beat the New York Giants. The Bill's 6-3 victory in Buffalo came during the player's strike and only 15,737 fans attended. Hall of Fame linebacker Lawrence Taylor crossed the picket lines to play that day, and obviously outshined the competition making plays left and right. But it was such a sloppy game that Bills coach Marv Levy called in the "worst" in the history of the NFL.
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I think the best teams rank up like this:\n10 Jacksonville Jaguars \n9 Cincinatti Bengals\n8 New England Patriots\n7 Dallas Cowboys\n6 Carolina Panthers\n5 Baltimore Ravens\n4 Denver Broncos\n3 Indianapolis Colts\n2 Sandiego Chargers\n1 Chicago Bears
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This is a hard one, but I am going to have to say TAMPA BAY BUCCANEERS!
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The worst post Super Bowl record goes to the Denver Broncos, after winning back to back Super Bowls they finished 6 and 10 the following year. So if Pitt can win 3 of there last 5 they can keep themselves from equaling that mark. (Not Likely Though)
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Pittsburgh Steelers. If u wanna look at championships they are tied for first with 5 with. Last team to win the superbowl so they are on top. If you look at the last four or five drafts they have had best drafts, they are able to get pro bowlers from anywhere. They have the longest tenured coach in the NFL, Bill Cowher. There are bassed on stability, 2 coaches over the last 50 years. Great fans, you can find steelers fan anywhere. Lets get one for the other thumb
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Hey cotton. .. take the cotton out of your mouth so we can understand you ya slack jawed yokel!  I assume  you mean undefeated and the answer is one.  The 1972 Miam Dolphins who also won the Super Bowl and finishe 16-0.
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1985 Chicago Bears, because other than a fluke game on Monday night against the Dolphins they were unbeatable. One of the best teams of all time, not just my lifetime. Their defense was amazing. They had Walter Payton, one of the top three or four running backs of all time. Mike Singletary, Wilber Marshal, the Fridge, Gary Fencik, Dan Hampton, Richard Dent on D, plus they had a great offensive line and the unforgettable Jim McMahon. What a great team.
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Well, it depends on what you mean by old school.  If you are talking overall futility I'd HAVE TO go with the Arizona/St. Louis Cardinals.  They have been bad for MOST of their history.  If you look up Arizona, you get a title "The Playoff Year".  1998, if you have A playoff year, then you know you are terrible.\n\nThe Bucs, for a while were REALLY REALLY TERRIBLE.  I think in the 70's and 80's, they had BY FAR the worst record in that span.  It's easy to forget with their recent success.
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The Jets.\n\nSee http://www.superbowl.com/history/boxscores
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49ers. 5 SBs in 13 years that is absolutely unheard of. The other 2 teams with 5 rings(steelers and cowboys) won their first SB's in the 70's. The niners didn't win their 1st till 1981 but won so many in such little time they beat steel city and the 'boys to 5
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The Green Bay Packers.  They have the longest history under the same name and in the same city.  They also have the most national championships with 12.  The bears probably are second but they haven't has as much success as the packers.
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1927 New York Yankees also known as Murderers Row. They were the best team ever assembled for a season. Long term, I would say the Pittsburgh Steelers of the 70's. 4 Super Bowl wins in 6 years and the one year they didn't win was the best team ever. Injuries to 3 top running backs stopped them from winning 5 in 6 years. They had it all, offense, defense, special teams, coach.