You pick: Which was the worst team of the Super Bowl era?

End Zone Buzz found this 6/10/2008 on www.usatoday.com [flag]

Which fumbling and stumbling team has been the NFL's worst? USA TODAY is letting readers make the choice. After the 1989 San ... [link]

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NFL News
Published 6/10/2008 at End Zone Buzz
... What's happening around the country's most popular league. > - Michael Strahan retires after 15 seasons with the New York Giants (ESPN.com) > - USA Today says the 1990 New England Patriots are the worst football team ever assembled. (USA Today) > - Kenny Stabler was arrested again with his third DUI. (Alabama Press-Register) > - Sporting News handed out grades for offseason moves, and only two teams - the Jets and Vikings, received A's. (Sporting News) > ...

'90 Pats voted to dubious honor
Published 6/10/2008 at Reiss' Pieces
... USA Today conducted a "tournament" among some of the worst teams in the history of the NFL, with fans' voting determining the "winner". ...

Patriots Are The Worst of The Worst
Published 6/10/2008 by Ian at SOX & Dawgs
... In an 8-team tournament over at USA Today, the 1990 New England Patriots, who went 1-15, finished as the Worst of the Worst beating the 1976 0-14 Tampa Buccaneers by a 10% margin (55%-45%). ...

Dallas Cowboys Tuesday night musings
Published 6/11/2008 by Brandon W at Blogging The Boys
... Anyways, USA Today had a competition for the worst NFL team in the Super Bowl era. The 1989 Dallas team came in at the fourth worst. ...

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