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Worst Record ATS . 2-15. 4-13. 5-12. 5-12. 6-11. 6-11. NFL 2024 Division Standings jalen hurts career stats in the super bowl. 5 . patrick mahomes playoff record Yes, this has happened 5 times in history. The 1998 St. Louis Rams (4-12), 2000 New England Patriots (5-11), 1980 San Francisco 49ers (6-10), 2019 Tampa Bay Buccaneers (7-9) and 2016 Philadelphia Eagles (7-9) all won the Super Bowl the next season after having a losing record. 8 teams are tied for the worst record in Super Bowls, with a record of 0-1. The first three are the Arizona Cardinals, the Carolina Panthers and the Tennessee Titans. This game still holds the records for most combined points (75) and total touchdowns (10) in Super Bowl history, with the majority of the damage (49 and 7) done by game MVP Young and his 49ers. 6 Super Bowl V between the Baltimore Colts and Dallas Cowboys is often considered the worst Super Bowl ever played simply because of the terrible play from both teams. The eventual champion Colts 10. Super Bowl 50-Denver Broncos 24, Carolina Panthers 10. Yes, last year’s Super Bowl belongs on this list. Peyton Manning and Cam Newton combined to complete less than half of their passes (31 The Broncos set an all-time NFL record by scoring 606 points (37.9 per game) en route to the Super Bowl. Peyton Manning threw for 5,477 yards, 55 touchdowns, and 10 interceptions, and won the NFL MVP for his role in the team’s success. The Worst. 4. Super Bowl XLVIII: February 2, 2014, Met Life Stadium in East Rutherford, N.J. Seattle Seahawks 43, Denver Broncos 8 . a Super Bowl record that still stands. 8 teams are tied for the worst record in Super Bowls, with a record of 0-1. The first three are the Arizona Cardinals, the Carolina Panthers and the Tennessee Titans. 10. Super Bowl XLVIII. The Denver Broncos entered the Super Bowl XLVIII as a great offensive team that scored a record-breaking 606 points during the 2013 NFL regular season. Not all Super Bowls are created equal: here are the very worst of them, from the Broncos vs. the Seahawks to the Raiders blowout by the Buccaneers. Among Super Bowl teams, the performances by the Baltimore Colts and Dallas Cowboys in Super Bowl V are among the worst in history. The Colts, for their part, managed to turn the ball over a whopping seven times, with four fumbles and three interceptions (via Pro Football Reference). The Cowboys, determined to mimic the Colts' ineptitude, had At the time, the Rams would have the worst record of any team to play in the Super Bowl, a record that wouldn’t be tied until the 2008 season. Los Angeles lived and died by the strength of their defensive line, a second version of their Fearsome Foursome that featured Fred Dryer and Jack Youngblood. What were the worst Super Bowls of all time? These are the biggest Super Bowl blowouts, most boring Super Bowl matchups, and even a few were among the highest-scoring Super Bowl ever, but just weren't any fun to watch. Cast your votes below to rank the absolute worst, definitely NOT super, Super Bowls in football history. Ranking the 57 Super Bowls From Worst to Best. the Bears rolled the Patriots in dominant fashion. The 36-point margin was the biggest in Super Bowl history to that point, with Chicago falling The 1985 Bears defense is widely considered to be one of the best units in NFL history, helping Chicago to a 15–1 regular-season record. The Patriots were first to get on the board thanks to a Who holds the record for worst quarterback rating in a Super Bowl? Interceptions were not the only issue for Craig Morton during the Denver Broncos’ Super Bowl XII loss to the Dallas Cowboys To sum up, this is considered among the worst Super Bowl history because the game ultimately achieved nothing and did it at an exceptionally slow pace. For this super bowl, the rating was 41.1. 2. Super Bowl XXIV- San Francisco 49ers 55, Denver Broncos 10 (1990) Both the 49ers’ 55 points and their 45-point victory margin are Super Bowl records. The Colts made seven turnovers, the most ever by a Super Bowl champion, and the Cowboys set a Super Bowl record with 10 penalties, costing them 133 yards. At least the game’s result went down to the final seconds, as it was settled by a game-winning 32-yard field goal by Colts rookie kicker Jim O’Brien with five seconds left in regulation time.
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