In Super Bowl LIX, the Philadelphia Eagles triumphed over the Kansas City Chiefs, adding to the narrative of 59 Super Bowl champions since the league's inception. The article ranks these champions, employing the DVOA metric, which assesses efficiency on a play-by-play basis, adjusting for opponents and situations. Some teams had consistent excellence, while others achieved unexpected postseason success. Historical variations in league strength are reflected in the rankings, demonstrating how perceptions of team dominance have evolved since the first Super Bowls.
The DVOA metric utilized for ranking Super Bowl champions ranks teams based on efficiency, adjusted for situation and opponent, providing a comprehensive assessment of their performance.
The Philadelphia Eagles' 2024 performance will be analyzed in the context of all Super Bowl winners, highlighting how dominant or surprising their season was compared to previous champions.
The rankings of Super Bowl champions consider both their regular season and playoff performances, suggesting that postseason runs can elevate a team's historical standing despite regular season struggles.
The historical evaluations take into account changes in league strength, particularly how the NFL's dominance over the AFL is acknowledged in the rankings of early Super Bowl champions.
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