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Since the NFL went to a 16 game regular season in 1978 there have been seven teams to finish the season 1-15:
1) 1980 New Orleans Saints
2) 1989 Dallas Cowboys
3) 1990 New England Patriots
4) 1991 Indianapolis Colts
5) 1996 New York Jets
6) 2000 San Diego Chargers
7) 2001 Carolina Panthers
As of the start of the 2007 season, no team has lost all 16 games in a season. In 1976, when the NFL season was 14 games, the Tampa Bay Buccaneers lost all 14 games.
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How many consecutive seasons have the colts won 12 or more games?
7 one more season will be a nfl record
How Many Fourth quarter comeback wins does Peyton Manning have?
38, the most 4th quarter comebacks ever by an NFL quarterback. 1998 season- 1 1999 season- 6 2000 season- 2 2001 season- 0 2002 season- 4 2003 season- 3 2004 season- 2 2005 season- 1 2006 season- 4 (3 reg., 1 playoff) 2007 season- 1 2008 season- 4 2009 season- 7 (most 4th quarter comebacks in an NFL regular season) 2010 season- 0 2011 season- 0 (out the whole season with an injury) 2012 season- 3
Who has won the most NFL football games the Raiders or Niners?
According to profootballhof.com, the 49ers all time record as of the start of the 2007 season is 509-400-15 and the Raiders all time record is 421-319-11.
How many teams has Peyton Manning played for in the NFL?
Just one, in the 2007 Super Bowl against the Bears, which they won.Update:Peyton Manning has now played in two Super Bowls; the aforementioned, and Super Bowl 44 in 2010, which the Colts lost to the Saints.
How many games has the colts won in 5 years?
The Colts have won an NFL record 23 consecutive regular-season games and 11 consecutive road games. The last game Indianapolis had won was played in Week #15, Dec.17.2009. The Colts are trying with two games remaining, to tie the 2007 New England Patriots with their 16-0 perfect winning season. The Colts have already surpassed the previous consecutive regular-season game streak set by New England with 21 games.
