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November 3, 2009

Is 2009 the Worst NFL Season of All-Time?

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The NFL is bigger and more popular than ever.

But that doesn’t necessarily mean the league is better.

There appears to be a large number of just awful teams this season. I’m talking absolutely putrid. Like teams you know are going to lose all week long.

Is it always this bad? So I put on my research hat and did way too much work on this post. But hey, you’ll get these every now and then from me. A rare motivated moment.

I looked at the records for each NFL franchise since the league went to a...

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