Carolina Panthers is over 0.500 overall with win over GB

[TNPanther]

Very ironic that the franchise hits .500 on the exact same day JR relinquishes his ownership.

 

Very very ironic.

[UpstatePanther]

30 minutes ago, Pantha-kun said:

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/NFL_win–loss_records Regular season we are #20 all time, and post season we are actually #7 all time. Cowboys at the top , Buccaneers at the bottom for regular season, then Patriots at the top, Bengals at the bottom for post season.

Alot of teams are much older than we are tho. I wish there was a way to compare all the teams at around their 22nd year of existence. 

 

might be an interesting topic for @KB_fan to explore. i might try too if i have time, but KB would do all sorts of in depth stuff that would be really cool lol

[PhillyB]

the definition of mediocrity 

[iBBB]

27 minutes ago, Mother Grabber said:

a tie is considered a half win and half a loss. So 191-190-1 =/= 191.5-190.5, which is over .500

 

math

Thanks, I read up on how the tie is calculated and you're correct. We officially are over .500

[Pantha-kun]

5 minutes ago, UpstatePanther said:

might be an interesting topic for @KB_fan to explore. i might try too if i have time, but KB would do all sorts of in depth stuff that would be really cool lol

im updating my post on the top of this page, to compare the Panthers , Cowboys, and maybe couple other teams first 23 years W-L and postseason

[TheRed]

Sounds like a franchise with Jerry Richardson at the helm.

$$$$$$$$$$$$$

[Camp Fodder]

1997-2002 along with 2009 and 2010 were some difficult times

[iBBB]

1 hour ago, Goondal said:

Correct.  Additionally, it is not the first time in franchise history the team has been over .500 as we began our existence at 7-9, 12-4, 7-9 before falling to 4-12.  So we were above .500 from some point in '96 until some point in '98.

Thanks. OP fixed. 

[Randolph Panther]

 191-190-1 is over 500. 

[Randolph Panther]

The last time we went into a game above 500 was in 1998 week four at Atlanta.  At the time we were 27-26 all time as a franchise and Atlanta won the game 51-23.  I think that was the game that Kerry Collins quit afterwards. 

[Pantha-kun]

3 minutes ago, Randolph Panther said:

 191-190-1 is over 500. 

that still means we've won exactly 50% of our games though

191 games won / 382 total games  played = .500 (50%)

[Randolph Panther]

3 minutes ago, Pantha-kun said:

that still means we've won exactly 50% of our games though

191 games won / 382 total games  played = .500 (50%)

The tie counts as half a win and half a loss.  So technically we are 191.5-190.5, which is above 500

0.5013 to be exact

[Lumps]

1 hour ago, Pantha-kun said:

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/NFL_win–loss_records Regular season we are #20 all time, and post season we are actually #7 all time. Cowboys at the top , Buccaneers at the bottom for regular season, then Patriots at the top, Bengals at the bottom for post season.

Alot of teams are much older than we are tho. I wish there was a way to compare all the teams at around their 22nd year of existence. 

 

Not sure how interesting that would be, or relevant given at one time there were much less teams than today. Comparing all teams since 1995 is pretty fair. It was the last extension of the NFL and things have been consistent since then.

I’d link my thread it compared W/L, playoffs and SBs but I’m too lazy.

[Pantha-kun]

23 minutes ago, Lumps said:

Not sure how interesting that would be, or relevant given at one time there were much less teams than today. Comparing all teams since 1995 is pretty fair. It was the last extension of the NFL and things have been consistent since then.

I’d link my thread it compared W/L, playoffs and SBs but I’m too lazy.

• Jaguars (23 years) : .451
• Texans (16 years) : .433
• Panthers (23 years) : .500
• Ravens : (22 years) .546

I literally calculated  total wins / total games = win percentage

We're def doing alot better than the Jags and Texans, but the Ravens have us totally outclassed