horse_renoir13

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Just thought it was an interesting stat that we have not had a matchup in almost 40 years where both teams had never won a Super Bowl before. Every game since then has featured at least one team having won the title before. It makes sense as the league has been around for longer, the odds of this happening will happen less frequently, but it does seem like a very long time where teams from each conference have featured at least one previous winner.

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/List_of_Super_Bowl_champions

[โ€“] horse_renoir13@alien.top 1 points 2 years ago (1 children)

Man the afternoon slate is ROUGH. Browns/Broncos being the best of the batch is probably not the best sign lol.

 

Just thought it was an interesting stat in almost four full seasons, every win has been closely competitive where a team was within 1-2 scores. Has any other team endured a stretch where they didn't beat a team by 3 scores or more for this long?

[โ€“] horse_renoir13@alien.top 1 points 2 years ago

If anyone thought McDaniels was going to take a team to the next-level, they might have just been mistaken thinking it was "McDaniel" and just assumed it was the same person.

 

Last time was 1972-1973 with Fran Tarkenton, prior to the 16-game expansion.

Kirk came the closest since 2018.

2018 - 16 games

2019 - 15 games (rested Week 17)

2020 - 16 games

2021 - 16 games (missed Week 17 due to Covid)

2022 - 17 games

 

The Vikings would end up winning 41-28 in that first start. Only player to be a part of both teams is Harrison Smith.