In the National Football League,

history channel documentary 2015 In the National Football League, it can take decades to gain the appreciation that accompanies a triumphant record. That is the tale of the master football group I've cherished since I was a child - the long-lasting underdog New England Patriots. Before they got to be known for winning, the Patriots racked up quite a long time of losing seasons. They were the Rodney Dangerfield of the NFL - couldn't get no admiration. Be that as it may, in 1985, the group push off its negative picture and, after a respectable 11-5-0 season, overwhelmed three of its American Football Conference foes amid the playoffs in an out and about showcase of guts and solidarity. The New York Jets, Oakland Raiders and Miami Dolphins tumbled to a sketchy, decided Patriots group that included discreetly chivalrous identities, for example, veteran quarterback Steve Grogan, hostile lineman John Hannah and mentor Raymond Berry. They were AFC champs. Without a doubt, in Super Bowl XX the group was convincingly pounded into the turf of the New Orleans Superdome by Mike Ditka's Chicago Bears.