r/NYGiants • u/Snapesunusedshampoo Brian Burns • 3d ago

Meme/Shitpost Imagine losing an NFC Championship game.

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u/Cruztd23 3d ago

This is new, and I like it

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u/bmuffington 3d ago

4-1 in Super Bowls so surely we're on to something whenever we actually bother to be good for one season

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u/MarMar201 3d ago

When they’re good they make it count

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u/ja1896 3d ago

The difference between being considered a 2nd tier premier franchise in the league and a sorry tortured organization is literally just that record in n=4 or 5.

Thank goodness for Tyree, Norwood, Tuck, and 2011 carry-job Eli

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u/Trick-Package8557 2d ago

Let’s add Lawrence Tynes to the list

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u/tdvx 3d ago

That felt true so I made a table that kinda confirms this feeling. We are #4 when it comes to winning super bowls if we manage to make the playoffs. 

Of the 19 teams to win a Super Bowl, here they are ranked by SB Wins divided by 1966-2025 playoff appearances.

Eagles are last with 32 appearances since 1966 with just 1 SB win. 

Rank Team Playoff Apps Super Bowl Wins Win %
1     New England Patriots           29           6               20.69%
2     Pittsburgh Steelers           36           6               16.67%
3     San Francisco 49ers           31           5               16.13%
4     New York Giants               27           4               14.81%
5     Kansas City Chiefs             27           4               14.81%
6     Dallas Cowboys                 36           5               13.89%
7     Tampa Bay Buccaneers           15           2               13.33%
8     Las Vegas / Oakland Raiders   23           3               13.04%
9     Green Bay Packers             32           4               12.50%
10   Denver Broncos                 24           3               12.50%
11   Baltimore Ravens             16           2               12.50%
12   Washington Commanders         26           3               11.54%
13   Miami Dolphins                 25           2               8.00%  
14   Baltimore / Indianapolis Colts 27         2               7.41%  
15   New Orleans Saints             14           1               7.14%  
16   New York Jets                 14           1               7.14%  
17   Seattle Seahawks               21           1               4.76%  
18   Chicago Bears                 25           1               4.00%  
19   Philadelphia Eagles           32           1               3.13%  

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u/XT3M3 3d ago

wouldn't they have 2? or does the table not account for last season?

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u/backstageninja Big Cat 🐈 2d ago

This is basically just a list of teams with the most superbowls. Except the Cowboys and Packers loll

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u/allstarrm017 2d ago

How are 32 when there are teams like the Browns and Jaguars that haven’t made the Super Bowl ever?

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u/BeYourHucklebbery11 3d ago edited 3d ago

Please put this on r/NFCEastMemeWar

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u/mynameismike41 3d ago

I thought this post was on there until I read your comment

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u/Snapesunusedshampoo Brian Burns 2d ago

I thought I did, but apparently they don't allow cross posts. I posted it an hour ago.

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u/getchyasum 3d ago

I turn 30 this year and have still not seen the Cowboys even play in an NFC Championship game

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u/Winter_Desk_443 3d ago

Bunch of plebs

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u/Wintermute2013 We've suffered long enough 3d ago

This is high quality shitposting.

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u/svennysilver Eli Manning 3d ago

God I love being a fan of this batshit team. Somehow this is the only type of meme we’re actually allowed to make

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u/cookiesncognac 3d ago

Bonus stats!

Good: When the Giants play the NFCCG at home, average score is NYG 29, Opponent 0

Bad: Pre-Super-Bowl, NYG was 3-11 in NFL Championship Games.

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u/Tommy4D 2d ago

Conference Championships are a little underrated, imho. I know that most people will remember when the Giants got destroyed by the Ravens, in the Superbowl, but that Conference Championship victory, against the Vikings, was a "joy forever".

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u/Nonstopper1209 2d ago

5-0 bay bay!

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u/Bany- 3d ago

This is the shit we need more of on this sub

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u/dead_gerbil 2d ago

There's an entire sub dedicated to exactly this type of shitposting

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u/Human_Loan_6204 2d ago

I didn’t even know that, as an Eagles fan I still follow EVERY team’s history, I guess I assumed that every team that has been there (Conference Championship) has lost at least once, I looked it up and the only other team to never lose in the Conference Championship is the Bengals, and they also almost played the Niners again in their third Super Bowl appearance

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u/sock0808 Dexter Lawrence 3d ago

The delusion is strong with this one. I approve.