4 Super Bowls (1 SB Win) 2023 Record 11-6
The Philadelphia Eagles have the most notorious fan base in the NFL, with stories about them even pelting Santa Claus with snowballs and booing injured opponents as well as their own team. But with such strong emotions, they also give incredible support when the team is winning.
Ron Jaworski played in the 70s and is still adored since he led them to a Super Bowl. More recently, Donovan McNabb (2004 season), Carson Wentz and Nick Foles (2017 season), and Jalen Hurts (2022 season) led Philadelphia to the Super Bowl, with Foles winning Super Bowl MVP. Recent success has moved the Eagles' dollar value up by 18%.
8 Super Bowls (5 SB Wins) 2023 Record 12-5
The San Francisco 49ers battle yearly with Dallas, New England, and Pittsburgh to be the most dominant team of the Super Bowl era. Led by legendary players like Joe Montana, Steve Young, and Jerry Rice, the team was either in the Super Bowl or the NFC Championship game for most of the 80s and early 90s.
The city on the bay established a great fan base in the early 70s. Brock Purdy, Christian McCaffrey, George Kittle, and Nick Bosa spearhead the current team. Their continued excellence allows the team's value to continue to rise. Their current shot at the Super Bowl will drive it up more.
5 Super Bowls (3 SB Wins) 2023 Record 4-13
The Washington Commanders (Redskins) have a storied history, with the highlights coming mostly in the 80s and 90s with three Super Bowl victories under Coach Joe Gibbs. Rabid fans filled stadiums dressed up as Hogs (the nickname for their beloved offensive line) and in burgundy and gold.
Early success by Sammy Baugh started the fanfare, developing a deep following among local fans; Sonny Jurgenson kept it alive; then Joe Theisman took it to new heights. The recent ownership by Daniel Snyder has paid out large contracts to try to attract talent, but team success has not matched the contracts.
1 Super Bowl (1 SB Win) 2023 Record 7-10
The New York Jets are the “other” team in New York yet have found their own following. It all began back in the 1969 Super Bowl. The Jets, led by their young, charismatic star quarterback Joe Namath, predicted and won the Super Bowl in possibly the greatest upset in NFL history.
Since those early days, the Jets have had an up-and-down history. Fan favorites included the “Sack Exchange,” which led the team to the AFC championship game in 1982, and Mark Sanchez, who took the Jets to back-to-back AFC title games in 2009 and 2010.
4 Super Bowls (2 SB Wins) 2023 Record 8-9
The Raiders have a certain mystique. They are the rebels, the bandits, the bad guys, if you will. Al Davis promoted this image for the silver and black team from Oakland back in the 70s, and it stuck with fans. Then, their play embraced it with brutal physical play from great defenses led by Willie Brown, Bubba Smith, Rod Woodson, and the like.
Davis also admonished an aerial attack during the days of the NFL being run heavy. He was ahead of his time. Lamonica and Stabler throwing long bombs to Branch and Biletnikoff became must-watch TV. Their rebel brand now resides in Las Vegas.
2 Super Bowls (1 SB Win) 2023 Record 7-10
The Chicago Bears are the second-winningest team in NFL history. The 1986 Bears, led by Walter Payton, Dan Hampton, Mike Singletary, and Coach Mike Ditka, won the franchise’s only Super Bowl. The team actually won eight NFL titles before the Super Bowl era began.
The Monsters of the Midway are iconic. Fans loved Gale Sayers, Butkus in the 60s, Sweetness in the 70s and 80s, and finally Brian Urlacher and Devin Hester in their most recent Super Bowl season. The Bears always play a rugged style of football adored by their fans, and they look forward to their next star who leads them to success.
5 Super Bowls (4 SB Wins) 2023 Record 6-11
The football Giants are located in the Big Apple. That alone garners much fan support. They are also one of the oldest franchises in the NFL. They have four Super Bowl titles but four other championships before the Super Bowl era. They also have the third most wins in NFL history.
The Giants not only won four Super Bowls but did so in dramatic fashion, beating cross-state Buffalo 20-19. They also upset the vaunted New England Patriots twice with seemingly miraculous plays, endearing themselves to Giants fans forever.
5 Super Bowls (2 SB Wins) 2023 Record 10-7
The Rams have a history of success. They have won 15 divisional titles, making the playoffs 32 times. The team has had its share of star power. The Fearsome Foursome, Eric Dickerson, Kurt Warner (who led them to their first Super Bowl title in 2000), and most recently, Cooper Kupp, who was SB MVP in 2022.
The Rams are also unique in that they are in a large metropolitan area but have moved from city to city over the past 85 years, developing fanbases in those areas. Their two Super Bowl championships happened in two different cities: St. Louis and Los Angeles.
11 Super Bowls (6 SB Wins) 2023 Record 4-13
The Patriots, with Bill Belichick and Tom Brady, forged a dynasty for two decades. With the team winning six championships during that time, the Patriots rose in popularity. They had already been to three Super Bowls but had lost all three. Brady brought home the trophies.
Owner Robert Kraft developed a good working relationship with his coach and his quarterback. He allowed them to build great teams, which led them to six Super Bowl titles and became the winningest team since 2000 with 266 victories. With Brady and Belichick gone, the Patriots and Kraft now look to the future.
8 Super Bowls (5 SB Wins) 2023 Record 12-5
The Dallas Cowboys are the most valuable team in the NFL, and it is not even close. They have been at the top of this list over the past ten years. They are the winningest team in the Super Bowl era, with 527 wins since 1967.
Dallas owner Jerry Jones is willing to bring in some of the best talent. The Cowboys teams have been loaded with Hall of Famers and stars in their history, from Roger Staubach and Bob Lilly to Troy Aikman and Emmitt Smith to Dak Prescott and Micah Parson. Jones also built the state-of-the-art AT&T Stadium.
