List of National Football league records

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List of National Football league records

There is nothing more exciting than National Football league records. In the article, we will examine the achievements of teams and players. As a symbol of cultural American sports, NFL holds immense significance. Lets, have look at the most unbreakable records in the history of NFL players.

1. Dallas Cowboys

Tom Landry, the franchise's first coach, led the team for 29 years with a record of 250-162-2. Dallas won two of its five Super Bowl appearances in the 1970s. After that, in 1989, Jerry Jones purchased the team, let go of Landry, and brought in Jimmy Johnson. Within a short period of time, Dallas enjoyed tremendous success, winning the Lombardi Trophy three times—two times with Johnson and once under Barry Switzer in 1995.

The team had a record of 318-206-6 and a winning percentage of.606 at that point. However, that is actually the peak. The Cowboys have been 202-182 (.526) since then, but they haven't made the NFC Championship Game once, despite having 10 playoff berths.

2. Green Bay Packers

The Green Bay Packers never won more than six games from 1945 to 1958. They had two winning records between 1973 and 1991, one of which occurred during the strike-shortened 1982 season. Aside from that, the NFL has dealt with them frequently. That is, after all, the result of having three quarterbacks in the Hall of Fame.

In the 1960s, Bart Starr won five championships, including two Super Bowls. Aaron Rodgers has one Lombardi Trophy and eight 10-win seasons in 12 years, while Brett Favre added a ring while leading the Pack to 15 records of.500 or better in 16 years.

3. New England Patriots

Okay, everyone, please express your gratitude to Tom Brady. There is a lot of affection for Brady in the Northeast despite his move to the Tampa Bay Buccaneers from the New England Patriots. Moreover, Brady went 219-64 with nine Super Bowl appearances and six victories in 19 seasons after taking over for Drew Bledsoe in 2001. To put things into perspective, the team had a record of 280-323-9 prior to Brady's first season as a starter, and it had been to 10 playoff games. There is no greater QB-coach partnership in NFL history than Brady and Bill Belichick, despite its unexpected conclusion.

4. Chicago Bears

The Chicago Bears established themselves quickly, in contrast to many other teams. The oldest team in the league only had one losing record in its first 25 seasons and five records below.500 in 40 years. Before the 1970 merger of the AFL and NFL, that early success—eight championships—set the stage for a remarkable winning percentage.

However, the past has not been as kind. In the 50 years since the Super Bowl, the Bears have made 15 playoff appearances, seven of which were under Mike Ditka from 1984 to 1991. Positively, that stretch featured a team that won the Super Bowl in 1985. Besides, Chicago's overall record ranges from seven to nine victories, with occasional runs into double digits.

5.Baltimore Ravens

Although the Cleveland Browns relocated to Baltimore in 1996, the contract's small print technically made the Ravens an expansion team (Cleveland has a three-season gap in its history). However, Ravens fans probably won't argue much. They have only known winners all their lives.

In its fifth season, Baltimore rode Ray Lewis and a legendary defense to a Super Bowl victory. That team was coached by Brian Billick, who finished his nine-year tenure with a record of 80-64, and John Harbaugh continued the winning tradition. The Ravens have won one Super Bowl, won four division titles, and made eight playoff appearances in his 12 seasons, totalling 118-74.

Ranking NFL players

Record	Team/Player	Number
Most Super Bowl Wins by a Team	New England Patriots	6
	Pittsburgh Steelers	6
Most Super Bowl Appearances by a Team	New England Patriots	11
	Pittsburgh Steelers	8
Most NFL Championships (Pre-Super Bowl)	Green Bay Packers	13
Most Regular Season Wins by a Team	Chicago Bears	778 (as of 2021)
Most Consecutive Games Won	New England Patriots	21
Most Passing Touchdowns in a Career	Tom Brady	581 (as of 2021)
Most Rushing Yards in a Career	Emmitt Smith	18,355
Most Receiving Yards in a Career	Jerry Rice	22,895

Frequently Asked Questions

Who has the most NFL regular-season victories?

With 16 victories, the 2007 New England Patriots hold the record for the most victories in a single NFL season. They had a 16-0 record at the end of the regular season.