24 Quarters to History

[mraynrand]

1. Vince lombardi's run in the 60's has never been close to equalled. Winning 5 in 7 years and three in a row is absolutley amazing and I feel a team would have tow in 4 championships in 5 years to even be compared to this team.

AAFC Champion (1946, 1947, 1948, 1949)
NFL Champion (1950, 1954, 1955)

[Upnorth]

AAFC Champion (1946, 1947, 1948, 1949)
NFL Champion (1950, 1954, 1955)

Oh yeah, the Paul Brown's. Sorry forgot about them. Luckily I can pretend that AAFC championships don't matter and then say you don't have a valid point because I am being pig headed.

AAFC chapionships don't matter so you are wrong, nyah.

(they do and I think that the Lombardi Packers are the only ones which might compare to them)

[mraynrand]

Oh yeah, the Paul Brown's. Sorry forgot about them. Luckily I can pretend that AAFC championships don't matter and then say you don't have a valid point because I am being pig headed.

AAFC chapionships don't matter so you are wrong, nyah.

(they do and I think that the Lombardi Packers are the only ones which might compare to them)

They played in 6 straight NFL championship games, 10 straight championships overall, winning 7. And the NFL championships validated that the AAFC teams were the best in football.

[Upnorth]

They played in 6 straight NFL championship games, 10 straight championships overall, winning 7. And the NFL championships validated that the AAFC teams were the best in football.

While I will agree with you stating that Cleveland was the best in football for a decade, I do not agree that the AAFC was superior to the NFL. The NFL as a whole was better than the AAFC from what I have read, but Cleveland was at a whole different level.

Is there a team as dominant as Cleveland was in any sport? The closest in Hockey is the habs with 5 in a row and 7 in 10 but they did not make the final in 3 years. How many did the celtics win in bb?