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The one consistency in the National Football Conference division in terms of Super Bowl appearances is… well, the absence of consistency.



In the last decade, no squad has made it to the Super Bowl two times back to back. In fact, in the past decade, no National Football Conference football squad has made it to the Super Bowl two times, even in non-consecutive years. This can wreak havoc on preseason and postseason bets on which squad will make it to the Big Match in any given year.

The following is a post of the National Football Conference clubs that have made it to the Super Bowl in the 2000s:

St. Louis, 2001
Tampa Bay, 2002
Carolina, 2003
Philadelphia, 2004
Seattle, 2005
Chicago, 2006
New York (Giants), 2007
Arizona, 2008
New Orleans, 2009
Green Bay, 2010

With tons of excellent clubs in the National Football Conference, picking the victor of the division from year to year is nearly impossible. Obviously, there are also some fairly bad programs in the National Football Conference.

After all, does any person genuinely expect the Detroit Lions to make it to the Super Bowl next year? They haven’t won only one postseason competition in over ten years and a half. How much longer can the Lions’ 16-year playoff competition losing streak continue? And even if they make it past the first round of the playoffs, who expects Detroit to take the Super Bowl in 2012?

However, it may be the Atlanta Falcons turn next year. Whilst the squad can field a formidable offense, it is still a bit lacking in defense. If they’re able to get over this shortfall in their competition during the off-season, they may have a decent chance at playoff year achievement next year. Next year, the National Football Conference South may have a capable Atlanta squad.

In the end, it may be among the more recent clubs that made a Super Bowl appearance that returns to the major competition in 2012. Can Green Bay win in 2011 and then repeat next year? Based on the National Football Conference trend over the last decade, it appears more than a little unlikely. What we can expect from the National Football Conference division will probably be more surprises and unforeseen clubs having achievement where it was never expected of them.

A lot of years ago the favorites did rather well in the Super Bowl but since 1980 the favorites are only 19-11 straight up and a poor 12-16-2 vs the spread. The longshot has covered the last 3 Super Bowls, profitable 2 of the 3 downright. The community genuinely likes Green Bay in Super Bowl XLV however the recent trends point to taking the longshot Steelers.


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