Steelers, Dallas and San Fran all have 5.

To me what the Pats have done in the free agent market is the most impressive!

Dallas for me for each decade.

Did the Steelers win a Super Bowl in the 70's, 80's, 90's and 00's?

 

Won 4 in the 70's. Lost one in the 90's. Won one this decade and trying for 2.

Steelers, Dallas and San Fran all have 5.

To me what the Pats have done in the free agent market is the most impressive!

Dallas for me for each decade.

 

For each decade?:

 

Steelers were the best of the 70's, 49'ers were the best of the 80's and Dallas is the best of the 90's.

 

Pats the team of this decade, as of right now. Even though they cheated.

Won 4 in the 70's. Lost one in the 90's. Won one this decade and trying for 2.

 

So, Dallas' is more spread out over the entire Super Bowl area instead of stocked in a certain time span like the Patriots and 49ers?

Did the Steelers win a Super Bowl in the 70's, 80's, 90's and 00's?

No.

So, Dallas' is more spread out over the entire Super Bowl area instead of stocked in a certain time span like the Patriots and 49ers?

 

2 in the 70's and 3 in the 90's...

I'd say 49er's

 

3 in the 80's and 2 in the 90's.

I'm going 49ers all the way!!!

I think the poll says it all...

I'd go with Dallas.

Best on my unscientific research, I think it has to be Steelers.

 

If you take into account the entire 43 Super Bowls.

 

Pittsburgh has 5 rings with 6 appearances and this year making the 7th. 4 of their 5 rings were in a 6 year period with three other appearances outside of that span. They have technically played in a Super Bowl in 4 decades with 3 in the 70's, 1 in the 80's, 1 in the 90's and 2 in the 00's. They are one of two teams to have played in a Super Bowl in 4 decades. That seals the deal for them over the Cowboys.

 

Dallas has appeared in 8 Super Bowls. The best of any and are 5-3 in those games. They have appeared in a Super Bowl in two decades with no appearances in the 60's, 80's or 00's and are tied with Pittsburgh with 5 rings. But 5 of their apperances came in one 8-year span while the other 3 came in a 4-year span. Two very nice runs but we are talking 43 Super Bowls.

 

 

3rd is a surprise but when you are looking at the entire run of the Super Bowl, they have the resume to be in the discussion. The Raiders. They are the other team to appear in a Super Bowl in 4 different decades. 68 lost to Packers. 77 beat the Vikings. 81 beat the Eagles. 84 beat the Redskins. 03 lost to Tampa Bay. 3-2 record in 5 appearances. One appearance in the 90's or they win the game over Tampa Bay and the RAIDERS would be the team of the Super Bowl era.

 

49ers get the 4th spot with their spotless 5-0 record. But that spotless record is the reason why they are in the 5th spot. Their appearances came in a 10-year span and we are looking at 43 Super Bowls. They beat the Patriots out because they have 5 titles and the Patriots only has 3. Winning breaks the ties.

 

5th on the list should be, the Patriots. They have made 6 appearances and are 3-3. 4 of their appearances are from one decade and they don't have the resume for the entire 43 Super Bowl run.

 

 

Packers get consideration for winning the first two and totaling up a 3-1 record in their 4 appearances while appearing in two different decades.

 

The Colts, Redskins and Broncos get some minor consideration.

Dallas

I have to give it to the Steelers.

The quaterbacks that the 49ers produced made them great and very fun to watch... Accept for when they were beating the bengals.:ohbrother:

Best on my unscientific research, I think it has to be Steelers.

 

If you take into account the entire 43 Super Bowls.

 

Pittsburgh has 5 rings with 6 appearances and this year making the 7th. 4 of their 5 rings were in a 6 year period with three other appearances outside of that span. They have technically played in a Super Bowl in 4 decades with 3 in the 70's, 1 in the 80's, 1 in the 90's and 2 in the 00's. They are one of two teams to have played in a Super Bowl in 4 decades. That seals the deal for them over the Cowboys.

 

Dallas has appeared in 8 Super Bowls. The best of any and are 5-3 in those games. They have appeared in a Super Bowl in two decades with no appearances in the 60's, 80's or 00's and are tied with Pittsburgh with 5 rings. But 5 of their apperances came in one 8-year span while the other 3 came in a 4-year span. Two very nice runs but we are talking 43 Super Bowls.

 

 

3rd is a surprise but when you are looking at the entire run of the Super Bowl, they have the resume to be in the discussion. The Raiders. They are the other team to appear in a Super Bowl in 4 different decades. 68 lost to Packers. 77 beat the Vikings. 81 beat the Eagles. 84 beat the Redskins. 03 lost to Tampa Bay. 3-2 record in 5 appearances. One appearance in the 90's or they win the game over Tampa Bay and the RAIDERS would be the team of the Super Bowl era.

 

49ers get the 4th spot with their spotless 5-0 record. But that spotless record is the reason why they are in the 5th spot. Their appearances came in a 10-year span and we are looking at 43 Super Bowls. They beat the Patriots out because they have 5 titles and the Patriots only has 3. Winning breaks the ties.

 

5th on the list should be, the Patriots. They have made 6 appearances and are 3-3. 4 of their appearances are from one decade and they don't have the resume for the entire 43 Super Bowl run.

 

 

Packers get consideration for winning the first two and totaling up a 3-1 record in their 4 appearances while appearing in two different decades.

 

The Colts, Redskins and Broncos get some minor consideration.

 

Did you leave out the part where the Steelers played 4 of their 6 in a 6 year span?? Also they didn't play in a super bowl in the 80's, it was 1979. I think it is hands down Dallas with the things you posted above.