NFLN: Top 10 records never to be broken in NFL history...Landry 29 seasons #7

[WoodysGirl]

Thomas' seven sacks
On one autumn Sunday afternoon in 1990, Derrick Thomas made life absolutely miserable for Seahawks quarterback Dave Krieg.
Watch clip | Player pages: Derrick Thomas | Individual records: Sacks



Graham's 10 straight championship games
Otto Graham led the Browns to titles in every season of the AAFC (1946-1949), then continued that success when Cleveland joined the NFL.
Watch clip | Player page: Otto Graham | Browns history



'72 Dolphins' perfect season
What the Patriots failed to finish off in 2007, the Dolphins accomplished 35 years earlier with an unblemished 17-0 campaign.
Watch clip | Other undefeated teams | Dolphins history



Landry's 29 straight seasons
From their expansion season of 1960 through 1988, Tom Landry coached the Cowboys, leading the team to five Super Bowls, including two titles.
Watch clip | Leaders in career coaching victories | Cowboys history



49ers' 18 road wins
The road is a tough place to win games in the NFL, but the 49ers had a road winning streak that spanned two decades.
Watch clip | 49ers history | Team records: Games won



Hutson leading league in TD catches
While it took decades for many of his receiving records to fall, there's one mark Don Hutson may hold on to for a long time.
Watch clip | Video: No. 3 season performance | Video: All-time team



Buccaneers' 26-game losing streak
After going 0-14 in their debut season of 1976, the Buccaneers proceeded to lose their first 12 games of the 1977 season.
Watch clip | Buccaneers history | Standings: 1976 | 1977



Favre's consecutive games
What started in 1992 when Brett Favre replaced an injured Don Majkowski came to a conclusion when the Packers quarterback retired in 2008.
Watch clip | Favre passes Marino | Video: Top Favre completions of 2007



Unitas' games with TD
Ranking right up their with Joe DiMaggio's 56-game hitting streak is Johnny Unitas' run of 47 consecutive games with at least one TD pass.
Watch clip | Unitas' record | Video: Unitas to Berry No. 4 pass combo



Shula's career victories
Don Shula coached in the NFL for 33 years, amassing 328 regular-season wins, plus 19 playoff victories, gives the coach a career mark of 347 wins.
Watch clip | Shula becomes winningest coach | Dolphins history

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[bbgun]

I'd say four or five of those "feats" are vulnerable. The ones involving longevity are the toughest.

 

[Teague31]

how many sacks did osi have in that one game against the eagles?

 

[JonCJG]

Tom Landry's span of 20 straight years with a winning record should have been in the top 10 as well.

 

[JackMagist]

Tony Dorsett's 99 yard run from scrimage CANNOT be broken unless they change the length of the football field. But I suppose that is not the kind of record they are talking about here.

 

[CrazyCowboy]

Those seven sacks where awesome.......

 

[YosemiteSam]

Those seven sacks where awesome.......

That record was in question last season by Osi Umenyiora.

 

[TNCowboy]

Tom Landry's span of 20 straight years with a winning record should have been in the top 10 as well.

No kidding. There's far less chance of somebody getting that than the 7 sacks.

 

[Hostile]

Tom Landry's span of 20 straight years with a winning record should have been in the top 10 as well.

I think so too. That's more impressive to me than 29 years.

 

[dogunwo]

Isnt Peyton Manning on pace to beat Favre's record?

 

[JBond]

I would not have listed DT's seven sacks first. The Chiefs lost that game. That should matter, i would think. If I remember correctly DT almost had his eighth sack but a a step late and Krieg threw the winning TD.

 

[peplaw06]

I would not have listed DT's seven sacks first. The Chiefs lost that game. That should matter, i would think. If I remember correctly DT almost had his eighth sack but a a step late and Krieg threw the winning TD.

They're not talking about most impressive or most valuable records. This is a list of records that are going to be the hardest to break.

 

[JBond]

They're not talking about most impressive or most valuable records. This is a list of records that are going to be the hardest to break.

I get what your saying. I just remember being underwhelmed because of the fact the Chiefs blew that game. The media was nuts here in KC as it should have been, but they lost. Anyway it was fun to watch.

P.S. Ware may have a chance if everything thing line up right.

 

[nathanlt]

I would say the #1 record is on a little bit of shaky ground. Jason Garrett is awfully young and has the potential to beat that one. He does not have many wins under his belt as an assistant, but a decade or two of coaching for him is possible. He could be brilliant head coach for a long time!

 

[kevwun]

Two of the records on the list were challenged last year. I'm so sick of list mania. This obsession with ranking everything is beyond annoying.

 

[DaBoys4Life]

Isnt Peyton Manning on pace to beat Favre's record?

yeah.

 

[percyhoward]

1965-1983

Landry's offenses were ranked top 10 in the NFL in both yards and scoring. They made the top 10 in both categories every year for 19 years in a row.

That won't ever be broken.

 

[JonCJG]

1965-1983

Landry's offenses were ranked top 10 in the NFL in both yards and scoring. They made the top 10 in both categories every year for 19 years in a row.

That won't ever be broken.

Great info, did not know that.

 

[percyhoward]

Year   Pts    Yds
1983	2	5	
1982	5	5	
1981	6	5	
1980	1	9	
1979	5	2	
1978	1	2	
1977    2	1	
1976	10	4	
1975	8	3	
1974	8	1	
1973	2	4	
1972	10	6	
1971	1	1	
1970	10	4	
1969	2	1	
1968	1	1	
1967	6	5	
1966	1	1	
1965	7	10

 

[Chocolate Lab]

Tom Landry :worthy2: