Brees back to chase 2nd Super Bowl for Saints (1 Viewer)

[ktmoze]

John Hendrix breaks down Drew Brees' media call with Saints reporters this morning.

Drew Brees came back to Saints to chase Super Bowl

Drew Brees says the decision to come back to the Saints was for his team and that he's trying to chase another Super Bowl.

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[ndcc]

The NFC South has the FEWEST wins in the Super Bowl of any NFC conference (Bucs & Saints with 1 each). Neither here nor there, but three of the four NFCS teams represent small markets.

Let's get another one, and send Christopher DREW Brees out on top!

 

[Zack Lee]

The NFC South has the FEWEST wins in the Super Bowl of any NFC conference (Bucs & Saints with 1 each). Neither here nor there, but three of the four NFCS teams represent small markets.

Let's get another one, and send Christopher DREW Brees out on top!

well yea. We have two of the younger franchises and 2 teams that lost for decades. The other divisions have long histories and dynasties. It would take our whole division probably two more decades just to catch some of the other individual teams.

 

[ndcc]

well yea. We have two of the younger franchises and 2 teams that lost for decades. The other divisions have long histories and dynasties. It would take our whole division probably two more decades just to catch some of the other individual teams.

The four division concept started in the 2002 season.

Actually, I stand corrected BIG TIME. NFCN (GRB) & NFCW (SEA) have only 1 Super Bowl win each since '02.

NFCE: (NYG-2; PHL-1)

NFCS: (TAM-1; NOS-1)

 

[Zack Lee]

The four division concept started in the 2002 season.

Actually, I stand corrected BIG TIME. NFCN (GRB) & NFCW (SEA) have only 1 Super Bowl win each since '02.

NFCE: (NYG-2; PHL-1)

NFCS: (TAM-1; NOS-1)

I see. I would consider that a technicality though. The teams are still the Giants, Cowboys, Redsomethings and Eagles. There is no way for me to look at them in terms of Superbowls and Discount the ones they got during Dynasty Years. Could be just because I am old lol. And I know it is a what have you done for me lately league but it doesn't matter how old we are or how many other divisions the Saints might go to, that 2009 season will always be special to us.

 

[onanygivensunday]

The four division concept started in the 2002 season.

Actually, I stand corrected BIG TIME. NFCN (GRB) & NFCW (SEA) have only 1 Super Bowl win each since '02.

NFCE: (NYG-2; PHL-1)

NFCS: (TAM-1; NOS-1)

If you have access to the data, I would be interested in understanding the counts by division for Superbowl appearances.

 

[ndcc]

If you have access to the data, I would be interested in understanding the counts by division for Superbowl appearances.

SUPER BOWL APPEARANCES SINCE 2002:

AFC East: 7 (NE: W5, L2)
AFC North: 3 (PIT: W1, L1) (BAL: W1)
AFC West: 4 (DEN: W1, L1) (KC: W1) (OAK: L1)
AFC South: 2 (IND: W1, L1)

NFC East: 3 (PHI: W1, L1) (NYG: W1)
NFC North: 2 (GRB: W1) (CHI: L1)
NFC West: 6 (SEA: W1, L2) (SF: L2) (LAR: L1)
NFC South: 5 (NO: W1) (TAM: W1) (CAR: L2) (ATL: L1)

NFL Teams with NO appearances in the Super Bowl since 2002:

AFC North: Browns, Bengals
AFC East: Bills, Dolphins, Jets
AFC South: Texans, Jaguars, Titans
AFC West: Chargers

NFC North: Vikings, Lions
NFC East: Cowboys, ("D.C. Team")
NFC South: NONE
NFC West: Cardinals


NFL Teams UNDEFEATED in the Super Bowl since 2002:

AFC:
Ravens (1-0)
Chiefs (1-0)

NFC:
NYGiants (1-0)
Saints (1-0)
Bucs (1-0)

NFC South is the ONLY division (since the new divisional breakdown in 2002) to have all four teams make a Super Bowl appearance.

 

[So_$@int Silly]

SUPER BOWL APPEARANCES SINCE 2002:

AFC East: 7 (NE: W5, L2)
AFC North: 3 (PIT: W1, L1) (BAL: W1)
AFC West: 4 (DEN: W1, L1) (KC: W1) (OAK: L1)
AFC South: 1 (IND: L1)

NFC East: 3 (PHI: W1, L1) (NYG: W1)
NFC North: 1 (GRB: W1)
NFC West: 6 (SEA: W1, L2) (SF: L2) (LAR: L1)
NFC South: 5 (NO: W1) (TAM: W1) (CAR: L2) (ATL: L1)

NFL Teams with NO appearances in the Super Bowl since 2002:

AFC North: Browns, Bengals
AFC East: Bills, Dolphins, Jets
AFC South: Texans, Jaguars, Titans
AFC West: Chargers

NFC North: Bears, Vikings, Lions
NFC East: Cowboys, ("D.C. Team")
NFC South: NONE
NFC West: Cardinals


NFL Teams UNDEFEATED in the Super Bowl since 2002:

AFC:
Ravens (1-0)
Chiefs (1-0)

NFC:
NYGiants (1-0)
Saints (1-0)
Bucs (1-0)

NFC South is the ONLY division (since the new divisional breakdown in 2002) to have all four teams make a Super Bowl appearance.

Indy won 1 and lost one

 

[ndcc]

Indy won 1 and lost one

Good catch; I just corrected it. Also added one appearance for Da Bears.

 

[Captain Pickles]

SUPER BOWL APPEARANCES SINCE 2002:

AFC East: 7 (NE: W5, L2)
AFC North: 3 (PIT: W1, L1) (BAL: W1)
AFC West: 4 (DEN: W1, L1) (KC: W1) (OAK: L1)
AFC South: 2 (IND: W1, L1)

NFC East: 3 (PHI: W1, L1) (NYG: W1)
NFC North: 2 (GRB: W1) (CHI: L1)
NFC West: 6 (SEA: W1, L2) (SF: L2) (LAR: L1)
NFC South: 5 (NO: W1) (TAM: W1) (CAR: L2) (ATL: L1)

NFL Teams with NO appearances in the Super Bowl since 2002:

AFC North: Browns, Bengals
AFC East: Bills, Dolphins, Jets
AFC South: Texans, Jaguars, Titans
AFC West: Chargers

NFC North: Vikings, Lions
NFC East: Cowboys, ("D.C. Team")
NFC South: NONE
NFC West: Cardinals


NFL Teams UNDEFEATED in the Super Bowl since 2002:

AFC:
Ravens (1-0)
Chiefs (1-0)

NFC:
NYGiants (1-0)
Saints (1-0)
Bucs (1-0)

NFC South is the ONLY division (since the new divisional breakdown in 2002) to have all four teams make a Super Bowl appearance.

Didn’t Eli and the giants win 2? 2007 and 2011?