Dallas Cowboys Oakland Raiders among best NFL dynasties

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Dallas Cowboys, Oakland Raiders among best NFL dynasties Published: Nov 11, 2016 at 03:01 AM The and , whose highlights the Week 10 schedule, have had some of the best teams in NFL history -- and have Paul Molitor Jersey been responsible for arguably two of the most impre sive dynastic runs, from the ' four Super Bowls in the 1970s to the ' three titles in four years in the early 1990s. Making their case in the current day are the Bill Belichick-led , who have consistently been a top AFC team -- winning four of six appearances -- since the turn of the century. Reflecting on some of the greatest teams to ever play, which is the best dynasty in NFL history? What we saw Al Davis do with the in the late 1970s and early '80s was remarkable. He was always infatuated with speed, and we saw him -- and head coaches John Madden and Tom Flores -- utilize speed at most, if not all, skill positions. That's why they were able to win three championships during that time (1976, 1980 and 1983). When you talk about a dynasty, you have to talk about the fan base. When the moved from Oakland to Los Angeles in 1982, their fans moved with them. History shows the have a strong fan base, and if they move to Las Vegas, you would see the same type of following. It's almost a no-brainer for me, because I grew up watching the in the early 1990s. I wore No. 8 because I was a big-time Troy Aikman fan. That team won three titles in four years (1992, 1993 and 1995), and in the year they Ervin Santana Jersey didn't win, they lost in the NFC Championship Game to San Francisco. They had some of the first true triplets with quarterback Aikman, running back Emmitt Smith and wide receiver Michael Irvin. That's the mold every team is trying to create now: that three-headed monster. The had the right combo, and they dominated. Since 2000, the have been so consistent -- 13 division titles, 10 AFC Championship Game appearances, six appearances and four titles. They've had the same head coach (Bill Belichick), quarterback (Tom Brady) and a nucleus of players for long periods of time in that locker room, which allows them to continue to experiment and win. I have to go with the 1970s , because that group won four Super Bowls in six seasons. That's incredible. It's impre sive that the have won four titles in 14 years, let alone winning four in . Those teams had a great combination of players -- Terry Bradshaw, Lynn Swann, John Stallworth and Mean Joe Greene, among others. When I think "dynasty," I think championships and players and coaches. The '70s had both. What do you expect a former 49er to say? I'm going with my team. From the time San Francisco won its first in 1981 to its fifth title in 1994, the team had one of the best records in the league every year. Not only did they win five championships, but there were seven other postseason appearances -- four times, their season ended with the NFC title game. For me, it's a debate between the early-2000s and early-1990s . Dallas is unique because it won before and after free agency began heading into the 1993 season. Jerry Jones did a great job building a team with stars at every position, and the won three titles with two different head coaches. For the , they had a lot of the same staff, leadership and structure. But what gives the edge to New England in my eyes is the fact that free agency created more restrictions than the '90s had to deal with. The first team that pops in my head is the and the run they had in the early 1990s. They had everything -- players, coaches, Byron Buxton Jersey you name it. The defense was stout and the offense was explosive. They had it all. This article has been reproduced in a new format and may be mi sing content or contain faulty links. Please use the Contact Us link in our site footer to report an i sue.
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