*The 1972 Miami Dolphins went 14-0 and won two playoff games plus Super Bowl VII for a perfect 17-0 record. *The Dolphins scored 385 points during the regular (14 game) season and allowed only 171 points. In the playoffs and Super Bowl they scored an additional 55 points and allowed 38, giving them a total of 440 points scored and 209 points allowed. Their entire season results, with attendance are: *Regular Season *9/17/72 at Kansas City 20-10 78,736 *9/24/72 Houston 34-13 75,069 *10/1/72 at Minnesota 16-14 45,766 *10/8/72 at New York Jets 27-17 61,720 *10/15/72 San Diego 24-10 78,212 *10/22/72 Buffalo 24-23 78,175 *10/29/72 at Baltimore 23-0 59,303 *11/5/72 at Buffalo 30-16 45,659 *11/12/72 New England 52-0 78,148 *11/19/72 New York Jets 28-24 78,166 *11/27/72 St. Louis 31-10 78,190 *12/3/72 at New England 37-21 60,144 *12/10/72 at New York Giants 23-13 62,728 *12/16/72 Baltimore 16-0 78,202 *Playoffs *12/24/72 Cleveland 20-14 78,196 *12/31/72 at Pittsburgh 21-17 50,350 *Super Bowl VII (Los Angeles, CA) *1/14/73 Washington 14-7 85,462 *Only one NFL team has had a perfect season: the 1972 Miami Dolphins! *It should be noted that the 1972 Dolphins played only a 14-game regular season.
2000-2001 Season. Ravens and Giants were both 12-4 and meet in the Super Bowl.
It depends on the regular-season records of numerous NFC and AFC teams, as well as the postseason seeding of playoff teams.
The 2008 MLB draft order is determined by the regular season records of the 30 teams in the 2007 season. The 2009 MLB draft order will be determined by the regular season records of the 30 teams in 2008.
Regular season schedules are not released or created until after the Super bowl has been played.
As of the start of the 2008 season, four teams have finished the regular season 15-1, however, only two of those teams won a Super Bowl. The 1984 San Francisco 49ers and the 1985 Chicago Bears won a Super Bowl. The 1998 Minnesota Vikings, and the 2004 Pittsburgh Steelers did not.
2004
There have been only three teams that had 11-5 regular season records, and then went on to win the Super Bowl: The 2005 Pittsburgh Steelers - Super Bowl XL. The 2001 New England Patriots - Super Bowl XXXVI The 1980 Oakland Raidrs - Super Bowl XV
16 per regular season
82 games in the regular season
1998 chicago bulls and utah jazz
1972 Dolphins had (and still have) the perfect record, having won all of their pre-season and regular season games as well as winning the Super Bowl.
1958 when the New York Yankees and Milwaukee Braves both had regular season records of 92-62.
There are sixteen games in the NFL season. Teams face their divisional opponents twice during the regular season. The other eight weeks of the season, teams will play teams in other divisions and conferences.
As of Super Bowl XLII, that has occurred once and that was the 1972 season when the Miami Dolphins finished the regular season 14-0 and then beat Cleveland and Pittsburgh in the AFC playoffs to get to the Super Bowl and beat Washington in Super Bowl VII to finish the season 17-0.
Yes
Through the 2010 season, that is 101 regular season wins by the 1976 and 1977 teams.
five
Regular season: Patriots & Panthers Regular season & Playoffs: Panthers
1974- Super Bowl IX (10-3-1) 1975- Super Bowl X (12-2) 1978- Super Bowl XIII (14-2) 1979- Super Bowl XIV (12-4) 2005- Super Bowl XL (11-5) 2008- Super Bowl XLIII (12-4)
The 2007 Patriots are the only team ever to go undefeated through a 16-game regular season.
After the in-conference records are considered, the tie-breaker is the head-to-head outcome between the two teams during the regular season.
The teams play one game, head to head, to determine the division winner. This game is considered a regular season game and stats count towards regular season stats.
Two 10-6 (.625) teams have won the Super Bowl: the 2007 Giants and the 1988 49ers.
Only one: the 2007 New England Patriots. Their only loss that season was the Super Bowl.
16 games in the regular season