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I was only a few months old at the time but I can only imagine this is akin to the shame of SB XXIV that the fan base must have felt.
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i would like to know how its blasphemy
Congrats to dakid23 @***a5in11 and all you other Seahawks fans
That Ravens 00 d>>>
That Tampa Bucs 02/03 d>>>>
This Seattle Seahawks Defense doesn't compare to it...
Trent Dilfer and Brad johnson were the worst qbs to win the superbowl...only next to Big Ben...
Those teams D's used to score points on defense....they didn't need an offense at all...
you said it was blasphemy to COMPARE them... don't skew your arguement to fit your salty comments
stick to soccerYou almost have to fire John Fox right now. Literally this min.
Not sure why I'm even entertaining this but you are just making uneducated claims.Ummmm not skewing , the Seahawks d isn't even comparible. Your mad for some reason unknown to me doggyyou said it was blasphemy to COMPARE them... don't skew your arguement to fit your salty comments
The Broncos won’t be up against any average defense on Sunday, either. The Seahawks’ defense didn’t receive the same number of accolades or set records the same way the Denver offense did in 2013, but it’s not exactly lacking for impressive performances. Seattle allowed a league-low 231 points this year, with opposing teams scoring just 14.4 points per game against Richard Sherman & Co. That’s a good number any year, but it looks even better in the context of the highest-scoring season in league history; Seattle sliced nine points per game off the average offense’s output this year. It led the league in defensive DVOA, Simple Rating System, and AdvancedNFLStats’s Team Efficiency.
We can put Seattle’s performance into context the same way in which we analyzed the Broncos’ offense to see where the Seahawks stack up historically. Using the same methodology as before,[sup]5[/sup] the numbers suggest that the Seahawks were 2.2 standard deviations below[sup]6[/sup] the mean. That’s not quite as ridiculous as Denver’s 2013 season, but it still manages to pop up as one of the most impressive defensive campaigns of all time. Here are the top 10 defensive performances in NFL history by standard score, and what their numbers would translate to in 2013:
[table][tr][th=""]Year[/th][th=""]Team[/th][th=""]Actual PA[/th][th=""]PPG[/th][th=""]Std Score[/th][th=""]2013 Adj PA[/th][th=""]2013 Adj PPG[/th][/tr][tr][td]2006[/td][td]Ravens[/td][td]201[/td][td]12.6[/td][td]-2.71[/td][td]198[/td][td]12.4[/td][/tr][tr][td]2002[/td][td]Buccaneers[/td][td]196[/td][td]12.3[/td][td]-2.70[/td][td]198[/td][td]12.4[/td][/tr][tr][td]1995[/td][td]Chiefs[/td][td]241[/td][td]15.1[/td][td]-2.58[/td][td]206[/td][td]12.9[/td][/tr][tr][td]1970[/td][td]Vikings[/td][td]143[/td][td]10.2[/td][td]-2.46[/td][td]214[/td][td]13.4[/td][/tr][tr][td]1994[/td][td]Browns[/td][td]204[/td][td]12.8[/td][td]-2.35[/td][td]221[/td][td]13.8[/td][/tr][tr][td]1985[/td][td]Bears[/td][td]198[/td][td]12.4[/td][td]-2.29[/td][td]225[/td][td]14.1[/td][/tr][tr][td]1986[/td][td]Bears[/td][td]187[/td][td]11.7[/td][td]-2.29[/td][td]225[/td][td]14.1[/td][/tr][tr][td]2000[/td][td]Ravens[/td][td]165[/td][td]10.3[/td][td]-2.22[/td][td]230[/td][td]14.4[/td][/tr][tr][td]1988[/td][td]Bears[/td][td]215[/td][td]13.4[/td][td]-2.20[/td][td]231[/td][td]14.4[/td][/tr][tr][td]2013[/td][td]Seahawks[/td][td]231[/td][td]14.4[/td][td]-2.20[/td][td]231[/td][td]14.4[/td][/tr][/table]
The silver lining is we're going to have a huge fan base in Africa going into next season!
I guess the Broncos won a "third world" championship after all.