Which team had a better defense: the 2000 ravens, or the 2002 bucs?
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I think the Bucs might have had a better overall defense.  They won all year long off defensive TD's cause they didn't have a strong running game to say the least.  Michael Pittman ended the year with about 850 yards or so and 10 TD's.  And Brad Johnson did just enough not to loose.  They dominated the Raiders form start to finish in the Super Bowl putting on what was one of the best performances by a defense in a championship game.
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St. Louis Rams---------defense
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That depends what year you're talking about...both teams have a good history...and both have loyal fans.Lately they both have sucked...with the Raiders winning just a couple of games more here & there in the past few seasons-Raiders has had much more better talent in recent years but couldn't do much with it...even losing badly in their last superbowl appearance with a very talented team against Buccaneers who had great defense but little offense.The 49ers have been rebuilding parts of their team for the past few years even when they had Jeff Garcia & Terrel Owens a couple of years ago.Recently,they have been in a complete rebuiling phase and finally seem to have a graet coaching staff in the making once again!\nAlso,the 49ers are one of only three teams that have won 5 superbowls(Steelers,Cowboys & 49ers)...out of those three--the 49ers were the first to reach 5 superbowls...not to mention,they are the only team in NFL history to win 5 superbowls with a flawless superbowl record(NO LOSSES WHATSOEVER IN SUPERBOWL APPEARANCES).I tend to lean with the 49ers as the better of the two teams mentioned in your question but that's just a matter of opinion...
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Eagles have a defense?
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Easy the 1985 Chicago Bears.  They still hold the records for shutting out both teams they played in the Divisional and Conference games - no one has done so since or before.  And they are the only team to hold their opponent to negative TOTAL offensive yardage in the first half of the Super Bowl.  Doubt that record will ever be broken.\n\nAlso - look at the quality of teams the Dolphins played in 72.  Not to mention they played less games that year.
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Cleveland Browns for 20+ years.  \n\nI've been through all sorts of ups and downs in my time following this team.  Bernie, Ozzie, Mack and Bynar, The Dog Pound (the REAL one from the 80's), 2 AFC championship games including The Fumble and The Drive, "diminishing skills", The Deception, The Return... still attempting to return... although Phil Savage might finally have them turning the corner now - no REALLY!
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the raiders look so terrible in every aspect of the game that i'd go with the broncos...ravens have been putting up solid numbers but sacking vince young is much harder than sacking that pile of crap behind the oakland offensive line...he'll be lucky to limp away from denver by the end of the first half...then he'll throw three int's in the fourth quarter alone as randy moss either "trips" when going across the middle or chooses not to even try and catch the ball....\n-nny
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Before 2000 it was the Oakland Raiders!!!They had the dolphins by a bit. But some losing season have dropped them below.
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yo, i'm David Pittman, #24, a cornerback on the Baltimore Ravens.... we gonna win it all baby! da greatest game ever played was prolly the um... buffalo bills game when they were down 35-3 at the half tol the H-town Oilers, i was watching, buffalo got 5 td's to put them ahead 38-35, sorry no autographs man.
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oh where to begin, Lets start with one of the best Defences in the league for more years then i can count. And with an offence lead by an up and coming quarterback by the name of Chris simms and back by one of the most talented back in Cadillac not to mention the A-Train himself . just sit back and watch them run over the competition this year on route to the super bowl
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Defensively it is the Ravens.\n\nWR's I would say the Colts or Cardinals.
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Toughest game for me to pick.  I like the Bucs by 3.
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Obviously the Ravens.  The '89 Niners would have to be eleven years older than they were in 1989 to be able to play the 2000 Ravens.
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1976 Buccaneers (0-14)\nThe Bucs' debut season was football's equivalent of the 1962 Mets -- but without the wit of Casey Stengel to make things a bit more entertaining. The Bucs were shut out five times and averaged fewer than nine points per game. Their defense was almost as futile, and the Bucs' margin of defeat was 20 points per game. Tampa Bay's quarterback, Steve Spurrier, threw only seven touchdown passes all season. His longest completion was 38 yards. The Bucs carried their losing momentum into the 1977 season, losing another 12, to begin their franchise history 26 games in the red.\n\n"The coach (John McKay) stopped talking to us after the third game," defensive lineman Pat Toomay told the Columbus Dispatch in 2001. "During the week, he wanted nothing to do with us. I can't blame him, really. We had so many guys get injured that nobody knew who was hurt and who wasn't. By the end of the season we were getting guys out of the Canadian league and off the streets."
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1985 Mike Dika was carried of the field best defense in the history of NFL 127 million people wacthed that game.\nWith the frig-carrying to ball around 2 weeks later a tape was sent to china and broad casted,\n300 million people watched it for William Perry was one famous person not just in the U.S.A. but the whole world.
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ok this is easy because RAIDERS have better defence and offence and there wide re is randy moss he is my boy
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Nope.  The Pats are pretty good, but they still have way to many defensive holes.  They have not beaten a great offensive team yet.  Granted they pitched a shut out to the Bucs, but they have very little on offense and they where a Florida team in New England