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The underdog in football is the team that shouldn't win against another team. Ex. Detroit Lions vs. New England Patriots. The Lions should NEVER win in that game because they are severe underdogs. Just because a team is an underdog doesn't mean that they can't win. The Saints were underdogs in this years Super Bowl. In Super Bowl 3, the New York Jets were 17 point underdogs. They beat the Baltimore Colts 16-7. The game was almost a shut out. The Colts scored in the 4th quarter
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