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The original was posted on /r/nfl by /u/OhioValleyCat on 2024-07-24 01:54:33+00:00.
The past Super Bowl featured two teams, Kansas City and San Francisco, with multiple Super Bowl appearances and multiple Super Bowl wins. They are likely to be among the usual suspects for another chance to make and win the Super Bowl. Meanwhile, there are some sad franchises who have never won a Super Bowl and a few who have never made a Super Bowl. The saddest franchise of all is perhaps the Cleveland Browns. In the 1990s, the Cleveland Browns, perhaps prematurely, fired Bill Belichick who would become the winningest Head Coach in Super Bowl history (6). Meanwhile, Art Modell would pull the original Browns out of Cleveland and to Baltimore where the now Ravens would become a recurring Super Bowl contender and 2-time winner. Meanwhile, the Browns remain one the 12 NFL teams who have never won a Super Bowl:
|| || |Team|Super Bowl appearances|Last Super Bowl appearance| |Minnesota Vikings|4|1977| |Buffalo Bills|4|1994| |Cincinnati Bengals|3|2022| |Atlanta Falcons|2|2017| |Carolina Panthers|2|2016| |Arizona Cardinals|1|2009| |Tennessee Titans|1|2000| |Los Angeles Chargers|1|1995| |Cleveland Browns|0|N/A| |Detroit Lions|0|N/A| |Jacksonville Jaguars|0|N/A| |Houston Texans|0|N/A|
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Of the above non-Super Bowl winning teams, which do you believe has the best odds to make and win the Super Bowl?