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    Best NFL team ???

    You tell me ??

    78 Steelers

    84 49ers

    85 Bears

    89 49ers

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    78 Steelers its not even close
    "Don't piss down my back and tell me it's raining"----Fletcher in The Outlaw Josey Wales

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    Quote Originally Posted by Admiral Ackbar View Post
    78 Steelers its not even close
    In never saw a game as the 78 Steelers were before my time but I know how legendary they were

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    54 or 64 Browns.

    54 - Cleveland held its opponents to an average of 13 points a game as its defense became the first in NFL history to lead the league in scoring, rushing, and passing defense. The Browns then held the Lions to only 10 points in a championship game beatdown.

    64 - Finished: Beat Baltimore Colts 27-0 in the NFL Championship Game. Regular Season Record: 10-3-1. This Browns squad won a title with an epic upset of the Colts. Johnny Unitas and company were 12-2 and seven-point favorites over Cleveland but were no match for the Browns at home. Cleveland held the Colts to less than 200 yards of offense and overwhelmed them on the ground and in the air.
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    72 Miami Dolphins

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    Quote Originally Posted by DGUtley View Post
    54 or 64 Browns.

    54 - Cleveland held its opponents to an average of 13 points a game as its defense became the first in NFL history to lead the league in scoring, rushing, and passing defense. The Browns then held the Lions to only 10 points in a championship game beatdown.

    64 - Finished: Beat Baltimore Colts 27-0 in the NFL Championship Game. Regular Season Record: 10-3-1. This Browns squad won a title with an epic upset of the Colts. Johnny Unitas and company were 12-2 and seven-point favorites over Cleveland but were no match for the Browns at home. Cleveland held the Colts to less than 200 yards of offense and overwhelmed them on the ground and in the air.
    That era was not modern football
    it was a very different game with much lower level talent

    78 Steelers were the real deal

    i did see the 85 Bears

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    Quote Originally Posted by Admiral Ackbar View Post
    78 Steelers its not even close

    I'm a 49er fan and when this topic comes up I always say that you cannot judge from one era to another. Too much changes ,rules, the demands on the QB, the size and ability of the players which is why as much as we love these teams they would be hard pressed to deal with modern teams at all. 260 lb backers simply didn't run like that back then and they now have receivers who would of passed for defensive ends back then. I don't think that is all "natural" but there are just too many differences. Of course modern teams don't have the Bullet Bob Hayes either. They just have people that would hit him , send him out of the game and take the flag.
    On the other hand I would love to see what Montana and Marino would of done with these "flag football for the QB" rules.

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    Quote Originally Posted by dgold44 View Post
    That era was not modern football it was a very different game with much lower level talent 78 Steelers were the real deal i did see the 85 Bears
    I disagree. You are thinking modern-era NFL when they split 26 teams into two conferences. I disagree that there was a much lower level talent, in fact I think it was a higher level of talent b/c there was less specialization. They were playing talent levels against the same talent levels -- with none of these mamby-bamby rules.
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    Quote Originally Posted by donttread View Post
    I'm a 49er fan and when this topic comes up I always say that you cannot judge from one era to another. Too much changes ,rules, the demands on the QB, the size and ability of the players ...
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    Quote Originally Posted by DGUtley View Post
    I disagree. You are thinking modern-era NFL when they split 26 teams into two conferences. I disagree that there was a much lower level talent, in fact I think it was a higher level of talent b/c there was less specialization. They were playing talent levels against the same talent levels -- with none of these mamby-bamby rules.
    Me too. I agree. All else being equal for the era being considered, I think it's just a comparison of stats.

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