99 St Louis Rams are Greatest Super Bowl Team Ever

[lukethedrifter]

according to Whatifsports.com

As Super Bowl champs, the New Orleans Saints are welcomed into the fraternity of NFL great teams. But where does the high octane offense of Brees, Colston, Thomas and Bush rank among the other 43 Super Bowl champions? Whatifsports.com plugged the numbers into their super-computers to seek out an answer.

Our sophisticated football simulation engine ran so that each Super Bowl champion played each other 101 times. The output generated included team winning percentage, average points per game and average points allowed per game. You can select any two of these Super Bowl champions right now and simulate the results using our NFL SimMatchup feature

http://www.whatifsports.com/beyondthebo ... erRankings

[Sutter'sBeard]

No way, The '85 Bears spank em. For god sakes, the Titans about did.

[Socnorb11]

I don't think any team can claim to be the best Super Bowl champion unless they win back-to-back.

[paskal]

No way, The '85 Bears spank em. For god sakes, the Titans about did.

I think this is saying that the Rams would have beat more of the other Super Bowl champs than the Bears, not that the Rams would have necessarily beat the Bears.

[Freed Roger]

Can't help but think about the Da Bears skit. this statement would have caused another heart attack.


http://bears.fandome.com/video/72366/SNL-DA-BEARS-Skit/

[NJ Cards Fan]

Different times, but the Packers in '67 and '68 combined strength, will power, and intelligence as no team ever did before. They changed how the game was played.

Remember, "Run to daylight", was Lombardi's mantra.