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▲ 39 r/NFLv2

Each Team’s Average Drive Duration (2025 Regular Season)

Random post, yes. But this isn’t necessarily a good or bad statistic. That’s why there’s no green for the top team or red for the bottom team here. It’s just on average how long each team had the ball each time they got it.

u/ashmaps20 — 1 day ago
▲ 3 r/RemoveOneThingEachDay

Remove One Popular Store - Day 7

Eliminated so far:

Hobby Lobby

Aaron’s

Kmart

HHGreg

Ocean State Job Lot

Rent-A-Center

u/ashmaps20 — 3 days ago
▲ 0 r/NFLv2

Who did you root for in each Super Bowl since becoming a fan and why?

For me:

Super Bowl 47 - Ravens, simply because they beat the Patriots and because I was pissed the Niners came back to beat the Falcons in the NFC Championship

Super Bowl 48 - Seahawks, because I absolutely loved watching that team. Easily my 2nd favorite team at the time after the Eagles.

Super Bowl 49 - Seahawks, for mostly the same reason and because they were playing the Patriots

Super Bowl 50 - Panthers, had nothing against Manning and the Broncos, just wanted to see the Panthers win one. Though I kinda regret rooting for them because Cam was cocky and unlikable. I liked the rest of the team though.

Super Bowl 51 - Falcons, they were playing the Patriots. Enough said.

Super Bowl 52 - Eagles, obviously

Super Bowl 53 - Rams, do I need to explain again?

Super Bowl 54 - 49ers, simply because they were a feel good story of the season and my one friend at the time was a Niners fan

Super Bowl 55 - Chiefs, cause I was sick of Brady

Super Bowl 56 - Bengals, had nothing against the Rams just wanted to see another first time champion

Super Bowl 57 - Eagles , obviously

Super Bowl 58 - 49ers, cause I viewed them as the lesser of two evils

Super Bowl 59 - Eagles, obviously

Super Bowl 60 - Seahawks, because I like Darnold and they didn’t have a cakewalk of a schedule to get there

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u/ashmaps20 — 3 days ago
▲ 168 r/nfcsouthmemewar+1 crossposts

The Last Time Each Team Allowed the Most Points in the League

The Ravens are the real winners once again, as the have never been last in scoring and have never been scored on the most either. I know they’ve only been around 30 years but it’s still very impressive.

And no, this is not a biased post. I was not expecting to have to scroll back 90 YEARS to find out the last time my team had the worst defense!

u/ThatTedDudeGuy24 — 4 days ago
▲ 10 r/NFLv2

The Last Time Each Team was the League’s Lowest Scoring

How much will Mendoza improve the Raiders?

World’s biggest mysteries: Bigfoot, MH370, Aliens, and how the Giants haven’t been the lowest scoring team in THAT long despite being 2nd lowest countless times over the past decade

FYI: The Pats and Panthers were both tied in 2023

u/ashmaps20 — 5 days ago
▲ 192 r/NFCNorthMemeWar+1 crossposts

The Last Time Each Team Allowed the Fewest Points in the League

Imagine having over 100 tries at something and never being successful at it once… 💀

u/IamGleemonex — 5 days ago
▲ 0 r/RemoveOneThingEachDay

Remove a U.S. State Quarter - Day 27

Hawaii may have survived a tiebreaker, but it did not survive this round, so it’s out. Top comment decides who gets eliminated next.

u/ashmaps20 — 8 days ago
▲ 13 r/NFLv2

The Last Time Each Team Was the Final Remaining Undefeated Team to Start a Season

NOTE: This is based off which team(s) had the most wins to start the season before their first loss. For example, even though the Bills were technically the last team to lose their first game in 2025, them and the Eagles both started 4-0 before losing. Surprisingly, despite being around 50 years and winning 2 Super Bowls, the Seahawks have never been the last remaining undefeated team. Can they change that in 2026?

u/ashmaps20 — 9 days ago