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Quote: Well, if you are going to broaden the perspective, they are lowly in that at one point, they had a long stretch of consecutive losing seasons. However, you also have to factor in the two Super Bowl apearances into the mix. Yes, but the Jags and Texans have only been around for a few years. Keep in mind that several teams haven't been to a Super Bowl since Jacksonville played it's inaugural season. Cleveland and Detroit are the ONLY TWO other teams that haven't made it. How long it took each team to reach a Super Bowl from their start: (Only counting the Super Bowl Era) Detroit Lions: 48th+ season Cleveland Browns: 45th+ season Arizona Cardinals: 43rd season New Orleans Saints: 40th season Tennessee Titans: 34th season Atlanta Falcons: 33rd season Seattle Seahawks: 30th season San Diego Chargers: 29th season Tampa Bay Buccaneers: 27th season Buffalo Bills: 25th season New York Giants: 21st season Chicago Bears: 20th season New England Patriots: 20th season Jacksonville Jaguars: 19th+ season San Francisco 49ers: 16th season Philadelphia Eagles: 15th season St. Louis Rams: 14th season Cincinnati Bengals: 14th season Houston Texans: 12th+ season Denver Broncos: 12th season Pittsburgh Steelers: 9th season Carolina Panthers: 9th season Washington Redskins: 7th season Miami Dolphins: 6th season Baltimore Ravens: 5th season Dallas Cowboys: 5th season Minnesota Vikings: 4th season New York Jets: 3rd season Indianapolis Colts: 3rd season Oakland Raiders: 2nd season Kansas City Chiefs: 1st season Green Bay Packers: 1st season The average is 16 seasons. But the early winners set off the average a bit. Remove the first three super bowls, and you get an average of 19 seasons. Which sadly we can't beat -- but there are still teams we can make a super bowl earlier than. Several teams however still haven't won one.
I was wrong about Trent Baalke.
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