We don't guess. We don't use emotions. We don't adhere to the talking heads that claim "expertise" over us. We only allow the numbers guide us toward ranking every Super Bowl champion from 58th to 1st.
I've made a couple of mistakes in the video, first when I said only two teams had ever pitched a defensive shutout in the Super Bowl. I failed to either mention or remember the Dolphins in Super Bowl VII only allowing a blocked field goal for a touchdown. And in a weirdly parallel error, I said only two scores in Super Bowl history have been repeated, when 21-17 were the scores of both X and XLVI. My memory almost always serves me well, but I really oughta double check more often.
Below we have an explanation of C-Score, the metric we use to rate every single NFL team from every single season in the Super Bowl era. Even further below, we have the entire countdown. Beside each team is the C-Score gap between them and the team directly ahead of them. Spoiler alert if you haven't completed the video yet.
0:00 Intro/58-51
14:35 50-41
28:29 40-31
42:05 30-21
58:27 20-11
1:14:17 10-6
1:23:50 5-1
Explanation of C-Score:
C-Score is a metric created by this channel to assign an overall value to a football team. It takes a team's:
-Results, including standard and Pythagorean W-L record
-Performance, including game control and play-by-play production
-Quality of opponents, specifically performance level against opponents
and distills all of that into one cumulative and comparative score reflecting the context of the season in question. When applicable, a team's playoff performance is also included.
A C-Score of 0 represents an average football team, whereas anything above 0 represents an above average team and anything below 0 represents a below average team.
A team's record is important, but not always indicative of C-Score. An 11-5 team can rate higher than a 13-3 team or lower than a 9-7 team. Not all records are created equally.
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58. 2011 New York Giants 1.066 (gap between 58 & 57)
57. 2007 New York Giants 0.405 (gap between 57 & 56)
56. 1970 Baltimore Colts 0.983 (and so on...)
55. 2012 Baltimore Ravens 1.93
54. 2023 Kansas City Chiefs 0.445
53. 2001 New England Patriots 2.656
52. 1980 Oakland Raiders 0.244
51. 2021 Los Angeles Rams 0.512
50. 2018 New England Patriots 0.473
49. 1987 Washington Redskins 0.348
48. 2015 Denver Broncos 0.392
47. 2022 Kansas City Chiefs 1.232
46. 2006 Indianapolis Colts 0.466
45. 1981 San Francisco 49ers 0.452
44. 1988 San Francisco 49ers 0.916
43. 1968 New York Jets 0.148
42. 2003 New England Patriots 2.984
41. 2005 Pittsburgh Steelers 0.824
40. 1974 Pittsburgh Steelers 0.16
39. 1990 New York Giants 0.39
38. 2020 Tampa Bay Buccaneers 1.295
37. 2008 Pittsburgh Steelers 0.706
36. 1982 Washington Redskins 0.293
35. 2019 Kansas City Chiefs 0.481
34. 1983 Los Angeles Raiders 0.391
33. 1967 Green Bay Packers 0.444
32. 1976 Oakland Raiders 0.274
31. 1995 Dallas Cowboys 0.136
30. 2010 Green Bay Packers 0.065
29. 2000 Baltimore Ravens 0.316
28. 2017 Philadelphia Eagles 0.047
27. 2016 New England Patriots 0.078
26. 1997 Denver Broncos 1.322
25. 1993 Dallas Cowboys 0.42
24. 1971 Dallas Cowboys 0.46
23. 2014 New England Patriots 0.095
22. 1972 Miami Dolphins 0.113
21. 1978 Pittsburgh Steelers 0.386
20. 2002 Tampa Bay Buccaneers 0.021
19. 1999 St. Louis Rams 0.08
18. 1998 Denver Broncos 0.065
17. 1977 Dallas Cowboys 0.25
16. 2009 New Orleans Saints 0.666
15. 1969 Kansas City Chiefs 1.632
14. 1979 Pittsburgh Steelers 0.593
13. 2004 New England Patriots 0.596
12. 1986 New York Giants 0.366
11. 1992 Dallas Cowboys 0.637
10. 2013 Seattle Seahawks 0.682
9. 1994 San Francisco 49ers 0.592
8. 1975 Pittsburgh Steelers 1.096
7. 1966 Green Bay Packers 0.674
6. 1984 San Francisco 49ers 1.242
5. 1973 Miami Dolphins 1.4
4. 1989 San Francisco 49ers 1.355
3. 1996 Green Bay Packers 5.945
2. 1991 Washington Redskins 0.696
1. 1985 Chicago Bears
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