Nfl Teams Research Paper
Throughout my lifetime there have been many different types of NFL teams. There are the teams that are good every year. Then there are the the five hundred teams. Next, in the NFL are the disappointments. These teams are always decent, but they never make it all the way. Lastly, there are the laughing stocks of the NFL. These teams are always horrible and never do anything. In a thirty-two team league, categories come naturally. Not everybody can be good at the same time.
The first category of teams would have to be the teams that are good every single year. These teams have records anywhere from 11-5 to 15-1. I would add the occasional 16-0, but that has only happened a few times. These teams are probably some of the most hated teams in the …show more content…
These teams are always decent, but never find a way to play with the winners. These teams might make the playoffs in a very bad division, but never seem to make it anywhere. Teams in this category would be, the Cowboys, the Rams, and another team could even be the Jets. These teams have had success in recent years, but they never seem to make it to the big stage and win it all. Even when they do have success, they do it with records like 8-8, or 9-7. These teams may disappoint their fans, but they are not the complete disappointments of the …show more content…
These teams are talked about all offseason long. The analyzers talk about how good they are going to be and about how they have a chance to do big things during the season. The thing is, they never do what they are suppose to. Instead of doing big things, they always taper off and lose out of the playoffs, or they don’t even make the playoffs. Teams in this category would be almost the whole AFC West. The Chiefs first of all, the raiders, and even the Chargers. This division is always supposed to be the best division in the league, yet it never lives up to that. No matter how much they are talked about, they still never seem to do anything. They never have the worst record in the league, but they certainly don’t have the best.
The next category is the losers of the league. These teams never do anything. They go out with a record around 2-14. These records could be better, but not in many circumstances. These teams could be bad for the simple fact that they are just bad. They could also be bad because they have a lot of key players injured. The circumstances don’t matter, they are just bad. Teams that fit into this category are the Jaguars, the lions, and the Bills. It doesn’t seem to matter what offseason moves they make, how they practice, or who their coach is, they are just
The first category of teams would have to be the teams that are good every single year. These teams have records anywhere from 11-5 to 15-1. I would add the occasional 16-0, but that has only happened a few times. These teams are probably some of the most hated teams in the …show more content…
These teams are always decent, but never find a way to play with the winners. These teams might make the playoffs in a very bad division, but never seem to make it anywhere. Teams in this category would be, the Cowboys, the Rams, and another team could even be the Jets. These teams have had success in recent years, but they never seem to make it to the big stage and win it all. Even when they do have success, they do it with records like 8-8, or 9-7. These teams may disappoint their fans, but they are not the complete disappointments of the …show more content…
These teams are talked about all offseason long. The analyzers talk about how good they are going to be and about how they have a chance to do big things during the season. The thing is, they never do what they are suppose to. Instead of doing big things, they always taper off and lose out of the playoffs, or they don’t even make the playoffs. Teams in this category would be almost the whole AFC West. The Chiefs first of all, the raiders, and even the Chargers. This division is always supposed to be the best division in the league, yet it never lives up to that. No matter how much they are talked about, they still never seem to do anything. They never have the worst record in the league, but they certainly don’t have the best.
The next category is the losers of the league. These teams never do anything. They go out with a record around 2-14. These records could be better, but not in many circumstances. These teams could be bad for the simple fact that they are just bad. They could also be bad because they have a lot of key players injured. The circumstances don’t matter, they are just bad. Teams that fit into this category are the Jaguars, the lions, and the Bills. It doesn’t seem to matter what offseason moves they make, how they practice, or who their coach is, they are just