Best NFL Teams with the Most Wins in Regular Season 🏈 (1970-2024)

[@welovestats1]

I made a similar video, this time from the beginning of the NFL in 1920. After your comments, I also made the results of the NFL teams as franchises. 🏉Link: kzbin.info/www/bejne/bp3SZKl8mpuFbJI 🏈

[@Aynonemouse]

The Vikings are the ONLY team consistently in the top 10 of the list to never win a Super Bowl. Poor fans!

[@LarsSmith-rv4ot]

Fan from black & white TV days. Yes, Vikings fans suffer!

[@daver1959]

Yes it’s a terrible burden being good every year.

[@LarsSmith-rv4ot]

@@daver1959 The goal of every team every year should be to win the Super Bowl. Glad you're happy to just have winning seasons guess you don't watch the playoffs, others however do.

[@Chamillitary44]

Vikings will get theirs soon

[@jerryfritz1338]

I’m sixty five now. Just one before I die. SKOL baby!

[@williamhicks7736]

Shows how good Don Shula was… Dolphins haven’t done squat since he retired and they’re still ranked high…

[@jrod264winmag]

And my Vikes are right behind them with no rings

[@robbie192]

Please stop both of u

[@funinlv32]

There were issues with your Raiders in the graphic. Should just keep adding them together under same franchise regardless of the city.

[@trv411]

Sams with the Chargers, probably, and maybe the Rams.

[@jehobden]

@@trv411 The Rams appeared on the winning percentages list as both from LA & STL at the same time.

[@Austin.Kilgore]

Yeah it altered Colts record by doing that too

[@thegrinch7989]

@@trv411 lol, the Chargers went from not being in the top 20 in winning percentage in 2017 to being #1 in 2018 to being #11 in 2019

[@dizzyblizzy2806]

Even the inconsistency was inconsistent. He had the Oakland and Vegas raiders in here in the 90s. This really should have been by franchise.

[@Wes_3]

Wow! The fact that Miami is Top 3 after 25 years of mediocre play since 2003 is ridiculous.

[@trevorlee7945]

yea that was a total surprise

[@georgenauert9370]

Wow the steelers, 3 coaches since 69. Total team stability and management.

[@jackietreehorn8732]

Started off gross, Chuck really put a fire under them, and there was no turning back #herewego

[@marioreina1568]

Right and this where Antonio Brown got his start from...such a class act.....not.

[@marioreina1568]

Cowboys one of the only teams to be in the top five of both of these categories.since 1970..this is why they are "America's Team"

[@Cavethug]

I my lifetime there's only been 3 head coaches of both my teams. The Steelers, and Penn State.

[@gec1974]

With the Steelers, for a long period of time they haven't had any rockbottom, awful years. Any losing years they would have would win 5 or 6 games-they never have any years to my memory of winning 1 to 4 games. Mike Tomlin has coached for a long time with no losing seasons.

[@SunsetSecondary]

dolphins were the most consistent for a long time and now the steelers seem to be the most consistent. im a giants fan

[@J.P.-dd6ij]

However, takeaway the first half of the 1970's and winning a SB never happened again.

[@jaxonwoods8181]

The Dolphins had one single coach for most of that time (Shula). One of the best ever.

[@J.P.-dd6ij]

@jaxonwoods8181 I can't tell you how I know because I have too much respect for Coach Shula. He lost his edge in the 1980s. Part of it was his extreme loyalty to his assistant coaches. He also lost his defensive and offensive coordinators. Those were key. But there is something else that he used that doesn't work anymore. Intimidation of both players and media. He was obsessed with media coverage. He used to isolate new beat reporters and read them the riot act on day one. That's why he never got a tough question thereafter. He told them he would destroy their careers. Back then, no cell phones. It's a different world now.

[@Atheos-1]

​@@J.P.-dd6ij Did you take a lot of drugs in the 2000s, just not a football fan, or mommy doesn't know that you're using her phone? '05 AND '08 Superbowl champions and made it there in '10.

[@aurelian7831]

STEELERS three coaches since 1969. That is all you need to know.

[@WillMuny]

Yet only 2 Super Bowls since 1980, the same amount as the Tampa Bay Buccaneers.

[@aurelian7831]

@WillMuny they made it to four since 1980, although they did lose two of them. Yet, you can not deny their success since 1970. Only a few teams have six Super Bowl trophies. I won't deny that I wish they did better in the playoffs since going to their last Suoer Bowl.

[@SignalCorps1]

Damn, that’s impressive coming from a Cowboy’s fan

[@aurelian7831]

@SignalCorps1 coming from a Steelers fan Thank you. You had one of the great ones in Landry and another in Johnson

[@SignalCorps1]

@@aurelian7831 unfortunately we also have an owner that fired both

[@brandonenglund7516]

Damn the Vikings were a FORCE that first decade. Best winning percentage and most wins to not win a SB. (The do have a pre-NFL championship). It’s hard being a MN sports fan.

[@Donotcare6]

We are going to get this year

[@Doc_Tar]

That was fascinating watching the Patriots make their run towards the top with the Packers contenting with Bears until the Bears fell back on the list.

[@bd8561]

The Oakland, LA, and Las Vegas Raiders are the same franchise.

[@america1st721]

this list is a complete disaster as the league started in the 30's

[@mikee2923]

@@america1st721Prior to 1970 they were 2 separate leagues. The NFL and the AFL. The first couple of Superbowls were actually games of the champions of each league. Prior to the Superbowl, AFL and NFL teams never played each other. After the 1970 merger, it became 1 league. This is why we have the AFC and NFC. Some teams switched. The Pittsburgh Steelers were originally in the NFL but switched to the AFC after the merger. This list represents winning since the merger. It’s now 1 league with 2 separate conferences.

[@america1st721]

@@mikee2923 the NFL has nothing to do with the AFL and the NFL started in the 30's

[@lissas4152]

​@america1st721 the list starts at the 1970 season. Nothing before that should have been recorded here

[@williamhuffman8840]

​@@america1st721 oh how ridiculous you sound. First off, saying the nfl and afl have nothing to do with eachother is like saying peanut butter and jelly have nothing to with eachother even though they combine to be the filler in one of the most iconic sandwiches ever created. Second the NFL and AFL merged in 1970 to form the modern NFL. Third the NFL started in 1922 and if you want to get even more technical they actually started in 1920 as the APFA(American professional football association) and renamed themselves in 1922.

[@Clearanceman2]

Yes kids, the dolphins, the Vikings, and the cowboys used to be great.

[@sprybug]

Impressive that Seattle made the list coming in there in the 2010's as they came into the league in '76 so everyone already had a 6 year head start on them.

[@KChiefs12]

Should start this during the Super Bowl Era(1966-present) to reflect the modern era.

[@Schneids71]

No, actually it should be the entire nfl history. What is with these random years to begin lists like this when the nfl is over 100 years old.

[@GSB188]

As a Washington fan born in 1989, this is painful to see. We went from being a top-tier franchise to being such a mediocre at best team for the past 25 years. Jayden Daniels gives me hope for the future at least.

[@master8491]

Further proving my point that the Vikings are the best team to have never won a SB. It’s tough being a fan of this team sometimes.

[@warren-12thman]

Loved seeing the Seahawks pop up on total wins after missing the 1st 6 years

[@salvadorcecilio8713]

The Washington Redskins aren't being credited with wins by neither the Washington Football team in 2020 and 2021, nor wins by Washington Commanders (2022 -2024).

[@JorgeDiaz-ly5qp]

Even though they made most of their hay from 1970 to 1999, the Dolphins have been a top-five winner for 54 years. Don Shula's influence is vast.

[@austinstyles6393]

Steelers Rule!

[@ronaldshank7589]

Ha ha ha!!! You done said a mouthful right there, my Man!!! Them Pittsburgh Steelers are my team! Been a Pittsburgh Steelers Fan, since the Late 1970s, and that'll NEVER change! GO STEELERS!!!!!!!!!!

[@swimmer8585]

Watch out Ravens are coming for y’all

[@mawage666]

I already have my speech prepared for the Vikings playoff season.... "Welp, there's always next year."

[@juniorthird7952]

Cowboys been top five since the beginning

[@carlaauri8461]

Since 2008 The Pittsburgh Steelers are #1. 🖤💛 Thanks to great players and since 1969 3 coaches Chuck Noll, Bill Cowher (1992) and Mike Tomlin 2007. Model of winning consistency. The BEST!!!

[@jkutnink87]

Well each year you are pretty much given 2 victories over the Browns so minus 2 wins for each year for 30 years... That should be your real win record.

[@carlaauri8461]

@ and the Patriots for decades two victories over the jets the packers over the lions the Cowboys over the Giants 49ers over the cardinals and so on. Be real Steelers are the best regardless.

[@brookside5045]

Do a top 10 worst teams of all time. Maybe the Atlanta Falcons might make a list of top 10 of something. lol

[@markmaese1599]

And the Jets

[@curtishughes5430]

Bill's fan that's enjoyed 418 wins and counting but sadly no Superbowl.

[@dolwolfianphotography]

The Fins from 80% to 57% win % miss you so much Don Shula

[@cruxxus]

As this starts off it is Dolphins, Vikings, Cowboys, Raiders, Rams and Steelers all hanging around the top. That defines the 70's, those teams did dominate.

[@mikes.8481]

Only one team in the top 16 to never win a super bowl. My Vikings….ugh.

[@jeremyauman]

That was an awesome presentation!❤

[@matthewskillo8577]

At 1991 my team was up there in top 3 and top 6 respectively, then Gibbs left, Jack Kent Cooke died, Dan Snyder nearly ruined us, but what a plummet from 1992 to 2023 lol

[@GSB188]

I just commented something similar. At least Daniels gives us hope for the future!

[@justinmj6586]

When teams change cities and even names, their franchise history and all wins do not disappear. IE the Chargers or even Titans (Oilers) etc. The Ravens were designated a distinct franchise after they moved from Cleveland but this was unique.

[@johningle1]

This graph is wrong. The Rams won a lot of games from 199-2002. And the graph showed them locked at 207 and then going down.

[@lostbreaker]

How the Hell Vikings not have had a Super Bowl win yet?

[@JoeSmither-z8c]

Washington Redskins. 4 super bowl appearances from 82-91 with 3 rings

[@jerryfritz1338]

I’m sixty five now. Just one before I die. SKOL baby! 💜💛💜

[@Steeleroneify]

I’m also 65. One more won’t cut it for me. I need a bunch more.

[@Xephyrception]

The Redskins falloff😔 thanks Snyder

[@ValensBellator]

I was definitely a dolphins fan at the wrong time 😂

[@nlu92usc]

The Las Vegas Raiders didn't exist in the 1980s and 90s. It was the Los Angeles Raiders then.

[@ronaldshank7589]

A lot has certainly changed, since then. No more Houston Oilers. The Baltimore Colts are the Indianapolis Colts. The Washington Redskins are now the Washington Commanders. Newer teams were added to the NFL Ranks, such as the Carolina Panthers, and the Jacksonville Jaguars. The Houston Texans are in Houston, Texas, now. The Saint Louis Cardinals are now the Arizona Cardinals...... And there may be more switches, that I can't remember off the top of my head. And-Wouldn't you know it? The Detroit Lions have finally revived! They are sitting on top of the NFC North, with only one loss this year. I'm so proud of them! Remember this: That's coming from a Pittsburgh Steeler Fan!

[@mikee2923]

@@ronaldshank7589As a Steeler fan, how could you fail to mention that the Baltimore Ravens are actually the original Cleveland Browns? Art Modell whisked the Browns out of Cleveland in the middle of the night and relocated them to Baltimore. Cleveland was without a football team for many years prior to getting the new Browns (an expansion team). Cleveland and Pittsburgh was a bitter rivalry until the Browns moved to Baltimore and the Ravens became Pittsburgh’s bitter rivalry. The new Cleveland Browns did get to keep the records of the Cleveland Browns up until they relocated to Baltimore. That’s why Jim Brown will be forever linked to Cleveland. And yes I’m also a Steeler fan.

[@jcivantos]

The fact the the Dolphins are the 3rd winningest team despite how much they have sucked the last 20 years is a testament to Dan Marino and how he carried them on his back for 15 years or so. He doesn’t get the props he deserves because they never put a complete team around him. But if you look at what he achieved with the teams he had, he is right up there with the greatest.

[@slikdarelic]

Steeler Nation! shoutout to Bradshaw, Brister, O'Donnell, Maddox, Kordell, and Ben for keepin the winning goin while they were here.. some more than others!

[@MileHigh52]

Loved the ascension of the Broncos through the 80s and 90s. Pat Bowlen had one of the better runs of any NFL owner ever. Hated to see the descent in the tale end of the Elway era. Still top 6.

[@justinrodgers1485]

Broncos went something like 35 years (I think) without having back to back losing seasons. If they weren't good, they were at least competitive for a really long time.

[@smegg9676]

isnt it true that bowlen was responsible for getting the NFL their lucrative tv deals way back when?

[@Ghostthe1.]

Loved when the St Louis Cardinals beat the cowboys in 2001

[@lowellhuesers5366]

Sad the Vikes are #5 in wins but no Super Bowl.

[@MichaelTurntine-j3i]

Thanks for adding the birds on the bat, this list of NFL teams would be incomplete without them!

[@mattolear8769]

As a Dolphins fan since the mid '80s, this makes me both proud and sad at how far the franchise has fallen the past two decades.

[@sbrady1790]

That pats team coming from worst than 20 to the second best team in the 19 years Brady was a starter crazy.

[@SuchCinemaConspiracy]

Yeah, I think this really shows the impact of Tom Brady. Indianapolis didn't show up even with Manning and Luck, but Brady shot the Patriots up. Then, he left, and they start going back down. This presentation alone should illustrate who the greatest quarterback was.

[@sbrady1790]

@SuchCinemaConspiracy well put

[@Brody102]

Me as a vikings fan: ah, sadness

[@IxAMxNIGHTMARE]

1963 to 1986 Raiders had the highest winning percentage in the history of NFL, MLB, NBA, and NHL. We have nothing else to brag on. 😂

[@scottdorsch5149]

Some really weird decisions: 1) Patriots finish with higher win% than Vikings/Dolphins but less total wins, because of the odd decision to not count the Boston Patriots as part of the New England Patriots history. This was a team that moved to a new stadium, not even a considered relocation. 2) Combining raiders LA and LV wins into a single franchise, but making Oakland raiders a different franchise 3) Splitting Chargers, rams, and anyone else who changed cities. Normally we consider these the same franchise 4) Least egregious - Titans split from Oilers. Most people consider them the same franchise, but at least I feel this makes a little bit of sense because they changed the name, uniforms, and the city

[@classiclife7204]

So for 40 years, the Dolphins were America's team. Except in the post-season. 😏

[@WillMuny]

Fun Fact - Since the Bucs entered the League in 1976 they are the only team from Florida to win a Super Bowl.

[@classiclife7204]

@@WillMuny Cool to know!

[@JorgeDiaz-ly5qp]

However, the Dolphins have been to five Super Bowls, winning two. Better than the VAST majority of the NFL. Who do you root for again?

[@classiclife7204]

@@JorgeDiaz-ly5qp Ha, no one! This was more of a diss on the Cowboys, I think

[@johnnyconsumer]

It has always been difficult being a Vikings fan.

[@danshowlund]

So Washington has been stuck on 399 wins since 2017? 🤔

[@Salad64]

Love the Pats climb thanks to 20 years of Brady

[@bradleysnow5587]

I enjoyed watching this. Raiders fan where ever they play

[@greencrow72]

Should have started with the 1966 season. The start of the SB era.

[@JorgeDiaz-ly5qp]

HOWEVER, the merger between the AFL and the NFL was fully realized in 1970. Most stats that you follow usually use the 1970 start for that very reason - that both leagues were one that year.

[@Schneids71]

Should have started with 1920. You know, the first year of the nfl.

[@quotemenot7520]

Raiders got a high as 3rd in 81 and soon after they dropped of the chart for good. Be lucky to have made it to 200 wins but can at least add the two wins from this year.

[@coachkenkyles]

My Vukings are 4th all time?!?! Put some damn respect on our name Steven A.

[@grownman5997]

Exactly

[@leondorado8786]

3:45 St. Louis Cardinals from MLB? XD

[@37geese]

This would be cool to see decade by decade.

[@edwardduering5776]

I wold have appreciated seeing all the teams, knowing that my beloved Lions were probably at the bottom. I wanted to see how bad it was. PS- these past 2 years are the turnaround thank God!

[@RickC-4]

💙🦁🏈

[@andrewmorris6187]

The dolphins had one hell of a run.

[@901kingful]

Its good to be a Ravens fan!

[@drawde41]

Just because a team moves, does not mean they get separately listed. Brown's would be an exception.

[@MorganG0702]

Maybe DONT end the video at the literal moment the counter ends so we can pause and look at the final numbers… Also - Tom Brady era catapulted Pats total wins from 14th to 3rd, and win percentage from 19th to 2nd. Truly the GOAT

[@pbstinebiz2459]

The Steelers really started to pad the stats once Tomlin took over. I guess ‘never had a losing season’ is good for something. 😂

[@PapaSmurf11182nd]

I love how it’s slower and more intentional. +1 for that

[@Tabooza]

Damn them Dolphins teams from the 70-90s were a problem. Consistent all the way through

[@nateanderson7249]

To bad the packers have the most titles over anyone, there is a reason the trophy is named after a packers hc. And it's title town for a reason. And the only team without a owner. I also believe if you change names you can't keep Stats of a different team. That simply discredits the longevity and loyalty to fans of them original teams who never ran from their fan base. Like the packers.

[@greek1237]

Cowboys at 2, and that was more the help of Landry and Johnson keeping it that high.

[@wingmannj]

crazy watching the patriots climb over almost everybody when brady took over.

[@andrejohnson7737]

If this graph started ten years early Greenbay would definitely been #1

[@Sentry7]

So the Steelers could take an entire year off and still be the most winning team since the merger?

[@WilliamOwens-o3b]

Im shocked the Cincinnati Bengals have this many wins 😮

[@MrTim2031]

The NFL was around way before 1970

[@UncleChris87]

I see the saints pop on the board after Bree’s showed up 😂

[@stormymaiden]

Ok muchachos......... desde 1921 el mejor equipo es y será los Green Bay Packers, sencillo!!😊

[@TheNewThrone]

Steelers and cowboys fated to be rivals forever. Lets go Pittsburgh 🖤💛🖤💛

[@toeg1]

Just how many different Raiders teams were on this list at the same time? I count two, Oakland and Las Vegas at the same time. Anyone else?

[@mustang4life]

1992 Both Jacksonville & Carolina are almost a quarter century behind, so let’s start them off @ -180.

[@Paul-n9q]

Why do you have the Las Vegas Raiders and the Oakland Raiders on the same chart in 1986 flawed chart

[@troythomason8032]

The NFL was formed in 1920. So there is a bit of a bit of a gap here.

[@Obreezy_Gaming]

5:46 Oakland Raiders and Las Vegas Raiders winning percentage keeps changing?

[@steveroe6771]

Notice how the graph starts in 1970? What about including the team totals prior to the Superbowl era? Yes, kids, the NFL existed long before the Superbowl.

[@Schneids71]

Hey, nice to hear from someone that actually knows the nfl existed before the Super Bowl. So many comments stating when people think the list should start. I don’t get the debate, it’s 1920, the first year of the nfl.

[@HH-gd2cb]

The Browns drop off the map. 😮

[@Atheos-1]

Just dropped a brown in the toilet.

[@williamweiss6128]

Raiders moved to LA first, then back to Oakland, then to Vegas.

[@seanhosey9009]

Kills me that my Broncos have done so well, especially in regards to our division, yet only have 3 Super Bowls to show, yet KC is trying for a 3-peat this season. Ugh.

[@trouty42]

It's a cute list but the NFL is actually a 100+ year old league so you're missing half of its history here.

[@Head2Tow]

The Broncos got up to 2nd after 2015, but……

[@rodneyking4183]

The Oakland Raiders, Los Angeles Raiders, and Las Vegas Raiders are all the same team. The Raiders didn't move to Las Vegas until 2020, and yet, you have them on here 40 years ago with the Oakland Raiders. Very weird.

[@fantasycamp4000]

How conveinient to leave off the first 50 years of the NFL like it didn't exist.

[@Schneids71]

Thank you!!! Absolutely right.

[@curtvona4891]

Go Steelers!

[@PapaBear67]

Trying to figure out how the St Louis Cardinals baseball team made this list? (Bird on bat logo)

[@joegarvin5792]

The browns haven't won a game since 1998? Feels about right

[@joehanbury1135]

It's a damn shame what happened to the Redskins during the Dan Snyder error, I mean era

[@ChairmanOProductions]

Of the top 10 teams in regular season wins only the Vikings don't have a Super Bowl win. Of the top 15 teams in regular season wins only the Vikings and Bill's have failed to win the Super Bowl. Of the top 10 in winning % only the Vikings don't have a Super Bowl win. Of the top 20 in winning % only the Vikings, Chargers, Bills and Titans don't have a Super Bowl win.

[@ryanchitwn]

You're missing 50 years of the nfl

[@bunpeishiratori5849]

It’s kinda ridiculous to have the Raiders listed multiple times simultaneously.

[@ballbearing32]

If you dont like this, you dont like steeler football. The standard is the standard

[@number-1-Saxman]

Someone, please explain to me how the las vegas raiders can have a winning percentage of seventy one plus in 1983, when they didn't become in existence until 2020?

[@fortheloveofrock2102]

The Rams have 423 wins since 1970 but you don’t have them on this list. You have them at the 8th best winning percentage but still not on this list. Something is wrong here.