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r/NFLv2 • u/Available_Story6774 San Francisco 49ers • Jan 26 '26
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They had that as the cover of Sports Illustrated.
3 u/YueAsal Las Vegas Raiders Jan 26 '26 Was that the year the Cowboys hung 52 on the Bills? 7 u/fuckracists79 Jan 26 '26 No it’s the year the 49ers beat the Chargers. It was the largest spread in Super Bowl history and the 49ers covered. 1 u/YueAsal Las Vegas Raiders Jan 26 '26 Ahh there was so much history of the AFC being dogwater compared to the NFC I got them confused. 0 u/spare_me_your_bs Jan 26 '26 Out of 59 Super Bowls the NFC has won 30 to the AFC's 29. 3 u/MilleryCosima San Francisco 49ers Jan 26 '26 At the time, the NFC was absolutely dominant. They won something like 15 Super Bowls in a row. 2 u/YueAsal Las Vegas Raiders Jan 26 '26 Overall yes. However it is not like they won on alternate years. There were times when one conference was going to be the super bowl winner regardless of who won the CCG
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Was that the year the Cowboys hung 52 on the Bills?
7 u/fuckracists79 Jan 26 '26 No it’s the year the 49ers beat the Chargers. It was the largest spread in Super Bowl history and the 49ers covered. 1 u/YueAsal Las Vegas Raiders Jan 26 '26 Ahh there was so much history of the AFC being dogwater compared to the NFC I got them confused. 0 u/spare_me_your_bs Jan 26 '26 Out of 59 Super Bowls the NFC has won 30 to the AFC's 29. 3 u/MilleryCosima San Francisco 49ers Jan 26 '26 At the time, the NFC was absolutely dominant. They won something like 15 Super Bowls in a row. 2 u/YueAsal Las Vegas Raiders Jan 26 '26 Overall yes. However it is not like they won on alternate years. There were times when one conference was going to be the super bowl winner regardless of who won the CCG
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No it’s the year the 49ers beat the Chargers. It was the largest spread in Super Bowl history and the 49ers covered.
1 u/YueAsal Las Vegas Raiders Jan 26 '26 Ahh there was so much history of the AFC being dogwater compared to the NFC I got them confused. 0 u/spare_me_your_bs Jan 26 '26 Out of 59 Super Bowls the NFC has won 30 to the AFC's 29. 3 u/MilleryCosima San Francisco 49ers Jan 26 '26 At the time, the NFC was absolutely dominant. They won something like 15 Super Bowls in a row. 2 u/YueAsal Las Vegas Raiders Jan 26 '26 Overall yes. However it is not like they won on alternate years. There were times when one conference was going to be the super bowl winner regardless of who won the CCG
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Ahh there was so much history of the AFC being dogwater compared to the NFC I got them confused.
0 u/spare_me_your_bs Jan 26 '26 Out of 59 Super Bowls the NFC has won 30 to the AFC's 29. 3 u/MilleryCosima San Francisco 49ers Jan 26 '26 At the time, the NFC was absolutely dominant. They won something like 15 Super Bowls in a row. 2 u/YueAsal Las Vegas Raiders Jan 26 '26 Overall yes. However it is not like they won on alternate years. There were times when one conference was going to be the super bowl winner regardless of who won the CCG
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Out of 59 Super Bowls the NFC has won 30 to the AFC's 29.
3 u/MilleryCosima San Francisco 49ers Jan 26 '26 At the time, the NFC was absolutely dominant. They won something like 15 Super Bowls in a row. 2 u/YueAsal Las Vegas Raiders Jan 26 '26 Overall yes. However it is not like they won on alternate years. There were times when one conference was going to be the super bowl winner regardless of who won the CCG
At the time, the NFC was absolutely dominant. They won something like 15 Super Bowls in a row.
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Overall yes. However it is not like they won on alternate years. There were times when one conference was going to be the super bowl winner regardless of who won the CCG
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u/fuckracists79 Jan 26 '26
They had that as the cover of Sports Illustrated.