How many NFL teams have never been in a Super Bowl?
The Super Bowl is a championship of the National Football League held every year. 4 teams of the 32 of NFL have never appeared in a Super Bowl: the Cleveland Browns, Detroit Lions, Jacksonville Jaguars, and Houston Texans, though both the Browns (1964) and Lions (1957) had won NFL championship games prior to the creation of the Super Bowl.
American football is undoubtedly the favorite sport of the USA. NFL has the highest attendance in the world and the Super Bowl is one of the most popular sport events to visit and watch. The estimated revenue of the NFL is about 10 billion dollars a year.
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William Laughlin
Bob Winchester What's wrong with ballet? Ballet dancers are more athletic than football players could ever hope to be. In fact, to help increase coordination and agility, many football players take ballet lessons.
R Jeremy A Stowell
Tampa Bay won Super Bowl 37 over the Raiders in 2002.
bobw
Then don't answer the question and don't comment. We are glad you pay no attention to football. Enjoy your ballet dancing.
hodoushere
Was at the Browns over Baltimore NFL Championship game in 1964...cold out.
spearballot
Ben Totuous, Wow, once again your hatred far out reaches your intelligence. What has on got to do with the other?
garyjohnsusmc
Stanley Dunham, 2003
TJ Wahoo
Ben might enjoy pocket pool if he could locate his equipment.
Ben Totuous
Auto racing, the official "sport" of inbreeds.
Ben Totuous
Anthony Griffin OVERDUE
Ben Totuous
Anthony Griffin, yes I am sure playing football leads to a lot of conversions to the Repug Party.
Ben Totuous
Bill Coe, not really sure you should be trying to think. You have never demonstrated to be properly equipped for it.
Warren Herrington
each to their own now go enjpy your cricket matches
Socrates Ioannides
Houston Texans did not exist in 1964. Houston oilerswere the team then. Now the titans
anthonygriffin
Ronald Jackson, I would beg to differ. When is the last time that "NASCAR" has packed up & headed to Europe for an oval track spectacle, like the "NFL" has done every year on it's schedule, in putting on a show for the English, on the football field. Let's not forget the ratings for the "Super Bowl" which averages a little over 100 million for the annual event. The "Daytona 500" that is the Super Bowl of stock car racing, would do good to average half of that viewing audience on television.
Ronald Jackson
Nascar is watched by more folks around the world.
William Hatter
What is wrong with you people? Both activities, along with many others, have their own distinctive attributes. Enjoy the ones you want and do not denigrate the others.
anthonygriffin
Bill Coe, the probability of that happening, after fifty years of the game being played, is slim to none.
anthonygriffin
Kristi Stevens, there has been quite some changes since your write-up. The Cleveland Cavaliers, have won the "NBA" championship over the Golden State Warriors, after being down 3-1 in the seven game series, & beating a team that had the overall won/lost record of 73-9 in the "NBA." The Golden State Warriors, bested the record of the Chicago Bull, of 72-10 that had stood since 1996. Also, the Cleveland Indians, can within one win of winning the "World Series" over the Chicago Cubs, after leading the series 3-1 in those baseball games. Both teams were over do for a "World Series" win in quite sometime.