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All time winning percentages:
Cowboys 57.49%
Bears 57.42%
Packers 56.75%
Dolphins 56.55%
49ers 55.75%
Ravens 55.45%
Giants 54.49%
Patriots 54.41%
Vikings 53.94%
Broncos 53.75%
Colts 53.35%
Browns 53.33%
Raiders 52.97%
Steelers 52.54%
Chiefs 51.46%
Chargers 50.55%
Redskins 50.49%
Rams 50.00%
Seahawks 49.84%
Eagles 48.56%
Titans 48.31%
Panthers 47.34%
Bills 46.50%
Jaguars 45.94%
Lions 45.79%
Jets 45.53%
Bengals 45.21%
Saints 44.20%
Falcons 43.16%
Texans 42.31%
Cardinals 42.00%
Bucs 38.46%
The Cowboys recaptured the top spot they had for a season back in 2009. They lost the top spot in 2010. Precisely, it was the Green Bay Packer game that lost Wade Philips his job. First place was then occupied by the Bears, of all teams. They enjoyed a small renaissance due to their improved records and the simultaneous struggles of the Browns, Raiders, Dolphins, and Cowboys.
The Dolphins held the top spot from 2000 to 2008. Prior to that it went back and forth from the Browns to the Raiders. The Browns had a legendary winning record from their very inception. They started out with ten consecutive winning seasons followed by one losing season, followed by thirteen consecutive winning seasons, followed by a tie season.
The Cowboy's peak winning percentage was 64.26% after the 1983 season. Their all time winning percentage after Landry's last season in 1989 was 58.64. Due to the draft design, free agency, and salary caps, there is more parity in the league and so the lesser winning percentage today is still #1 in the league.
The highest all time winning percent attained by the Cowboys during the Jerry Jones era was 60.74% in 1996. The lowest was 57.14 in 2013. The Cowboys have an opportunity to create space between them and their closest competitors, the Packers, Bears, and Dolphins. The Ravens are also very close and can gain ground quickly due to their lesser number of games played.
It took until 2002, 69 years, for the Steelers to break even. Difficult to claim all time greatest with that statistic.
Number of games behind the Cowboys:
Cowboys 0
Bears 2
Ravens 15
Dolphins 16
Packers 21
49ers 41
Patriots 60
Vikings 68
Broncos 72
Texans 74
Panthers 76
Giants 86
Jaguars 87
Raiders 88
Colts 89
Browns 93
Seahawks 110
Chiefs 117
Steelers 128
Chargers 135
Titans 179
Redskins 185
Rams 188
Bengals 208
Bills 214
Saints 229
Jets 233
Eagles 234
Falcons 251
Bucs 273
Lions 317
Cardinals 453
Cowboys 57.49%
Bears 57.42%
Packers 56.75%
Dolphins 56.55%
49ers 55.75%
Ravens 55.45%
Giants 54.49%
Patriots 54.41%
Vikings 53.94%
Broncos 53.75%
Colts 53.35%
Browns 53.33%
Raiders 52.97%
Steelers 52.54%
Chiefs 51.46%
Chargers 50.55%
Redskins 50.49%
Rams 50.00%
Seahawks 49.84%
Eagles 48.56%
Titans 48.31%
Panthers 47.34%
Bills 46.50%
Jaguars 45.94%
Lions 45.79%
Jets 45.53%
Bengals 45.21%
Saints 44.20%
Falcons 43.16%
Texans 42.31%
Cardinals 42.00%
Bucs 38.46%
The Cowboys recaptured the top spot they had for a season back in 2009. They lost the top spot in 2010. Precisely, it was the Green Bay Packer game that lost Wade Philips his job. First place was then occupied by the Bears, of all teams. They enjoyed a small renaissance due to their improved records and the simultaneous struggles of the Browns, Raiders, Dolphins, and Cowboys.
The Dolphins held the top spot from 2000 to 2008. Prior to that it went back and forth from the Browns to the Raiders. The Browns had a legendary winning record from their very inception. They started out with ten consecutive winning seasons followed by one losing season, followed by thirteen consecutive winning seasons, followed by a tie season.
The Cowboy's peak winning percentage was 64.26% after the 1983 season. Their all time winning percentage after Landry's last season in 1989 was 58.64. Due to the draft design, free agency, and salary caps, there is more parity in the league and so the lesser winning percentage today is still #1 in the league.
The highest all time winning percent attained by the Cowboys during the Jerry Jones era was 60.74% in 1996. The lowest was 57.14 in 2013. The Cowboys have an opportunity to create space between them and their closest competitors, the Packers, Bears, and Dolphins. The Ravens are also very close and can gain ground quickly due to their lesser number of games played.
It took until 2002, 69 years, for the Steelers to break even. Difficult to claim all time greatest with that statistic.
Number of games behind the Cowboys:
Cowboys 0
Bears 2
Ravens 15
Dolphins 16
Packers 21
49ers 41
Patriots 60
Vikings 68
Broncos 72
Texans 74
Panthers 76
Giants 86
Jaguars 87
Raiders 88
Colts 89
Browns 93
Seahawks 110
Chiefs 117
Steelers 128
Chargers 135
Titans 179
Redskins 185
Rams 188
Bengals 208
Bills 214
Saints 229
Jets 233
Eagles 234
Falcons 251
Bucs 273
Lions 317
Cardinals 453
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