All NFL teams have losing seasons from time to time. Consult now the worst NFL records of each team per year.
No matter how big and good an organization in the NFLno team can escape defeat. Whether due to injuries, free agency or simply by a bad play or poor game handling, all franchises experience a bad season from time to time.
Here is a look at Worst seasons in the history of the 32 NFL franchises:
Arizona Cardinals: 0-10 in 1943 and 1944 (the Chicago Cardinals and Pittsburgh Steelers merged to form “Card-Pitt” during the 1944 season due to the loss of many players for military service in World War II)
Atlanta Falcons: 1-12-1 in
Baltimore Ravens: 4-12 EN 1996
Buffalo Bills: 1-13 en 1971
Carolina Panthers: 1-15 en 2001
Chicago Bears: 1-13 en 1969
Cincinnati Bengals: 2-14 in 2002 and 2019
Cleveland Browns: 0-16 and 2017
Dallas Cowboys: 0-11-1 EN 1960
Denver Broncos: 2-11-1 in 1963 and 1964; 2-7 in 1982
Detroit Lions: 0-11 in 1942; 0-16 in 2008
Green Bay Packers: 1-10-1 and 1958
Houston Texans: 2-14 en 2005 y 2013
Indianapolis Colts: 0-8-1 and 1982
Jacksonville Jaguars: 1-15 EN 2020
Kansas City Chiefs: 2-12 in 1977; 2-14 in 2008 and 2012
Las Vegas Raiders: 1-13 in 1962
Los Angeles Chargers: 1-15 in 2000
Los Angeles Rams: 1-10 in 1937; 1-12-1 in 1962; 1-15 in 2009
Miami Dolphins: 1-15 in 2007
Minnesota Vikings: 2-11-1 en 1962
New England Patriots: 1-15 en 1990
New Orleans Saints: 1-15 en 1980
New York Giants: 1-12-1 en 1966
New York Jets: 1-15 EN 1996
Philadelphia Eagles: 1-11 en 1936; 1-10 en 1940
Pittsburgh Steelers: 0-10 in 1944 (the Steelers and the Chicago Cardinals merged to form “Card-Pitt” during the 1944 season due to the loss of many players for military service in World War II)
San Francisco 49ers: 2-12 in 1963; 2-14 in 1978, 1979, 2004 and 2016
Seattle Seahawks: 2-12 and 1976; 2-14 and 1992
Tampa Bay Buccaneers: 0-14 EN 1976
Tennessee Titans: 1-13 in 1972 Y 1973; 1-8 in 1982
Washington Commanders: 1-12-1 en 1961
