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Yes, the 1972 Miami Dolphins went 17-0 and are the only team (so far) to go through the entire NFL regular season (14 games at the time) and postseason undefeated.
The 2007 New England Patriots also went undefeated in the regular season, going 16-0. They won their next two postseason games but lost in Super Bowl XLII to the New York Giants, ruining their undefeated season.
In number of consecutive wins, the Pats technically outdid the Dolphins by reeling off 18 straight victories (thanks to the longer, 16-game regular season), but their Super Bowl loss (to an arguably inferior team) permanently tarnished an otherwise incredible run.
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ViviYes, the 1972 Miami Dolphins went 17-0 and are the only team (so far) to go through the entire NFL regular season (14 games at the time) and postseason undefeated.
The 2007 New England Patriots also went undefeated in the regular season, going 16-0. They won their next two postseason games but lost in Super Bowl XLII to the New York Giants, ruining their undefeated season.
In number of consecutive wins, the Pats technically outdid the Dolphins by reeling off 18 straight victories (thanks to the longer, 16-game regular season), but their Super Bowl loss (to an arguably inferior team) permanently tarnished an otherwise incredible run.
Since divisional play began in 1969 it has happened only one time. In 1976, the Cincinnati Reds swept the Philadelphia Phillies in the NLCS and the New York Yankees in the World Series.
No. The best win-loss record in the modern era belongs to the 1906 Chicago Cubs, who went 116-36. The record for wins in a 162-game season is also 116, set by the 2001 Seattle Mariners.
The 1966 Cerritos Jr College Baseball "Falcons" from Norwalk, California were 40 an 0. Their Coach, Wally Kincaid was designated the Jr. College "Coach of the Century."
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