NFL Division Winners Since Realignment

[Blackspider214]

Every division is pretty balanced outside of AFC East and AFC South.

 

[guag]

Every division is pretty balanced outside of AFC East and AFC South.

I'd probably include the NFC North in the unbalanced as well.

 

[Tom [Giants fan]]

So the Cleveland Browns and Buffalo Bills are the only two not to win their division since that started? Maybe I should give those franchises a call and tell them I can win them a division as coach or GM within 5 years. It can't hurt. And they must be desperate by now!

 

[CATCH17]

Every division is pretty balanced outside of AFC East and AFC South.

I don't know if i'm more surprised by the Seahawks having 8 or Giants only having 3.

 

[jobberone]

Damn.....Eagles 5. Giants 3 and Skins 2. Unbalanced. That's ten we didn't get.

 

[Blackspider214]

So the Cleveland Browns and Buffalo Bills are the only two not to win their division since that started? Maybe I should give those franchises a call and tell them I can win them a division as coach or GM within 5 years. It can't hurt. And they must be desperate by now!

Jaguars and Lions as well.

Jaguars won the AFC Central in 99 but that's the last time. Lions won the Central in 1993. There last division title.

 

[Titleist]

What do all the perennial division winner have in common? Elite QB's.

Patriots: Brady
Colts: Manning
Steelers: Roethlisberger
Packers: Favre/Rodgers
Seahawks: Hasselbeck/Wilson (though many would argue the former is not elite)

Here's hoping we're at the beginning of a similar run.

 

[DanTanna]

What do all the perennial division winner have in common? Elite QB's.

Patriots: Brady
Colts: Manning
Steelers: Roethlisberger
Packers: Favre/Rodgers
Seahawks: Elite defense + BeastMode

Here's hoping we're at the beginning of a similar run.

FIFY

 

[Titleist]

FIFY

True, now that I think about it, neither Hasselbeck or Wilson are anything special.