Calling all cappers worldwide...SF/KC

I present a challenge to each & every one of you, especially the old school cappers.  There have been 45 SB's played since the league went to a 16-game regular season schedule in '78.  That means 90 teams that have played in the SB since '78.

There are many stats cappers use to cap the SB, but there is one team in the SB this year that accomplished something that only one other SB team did since '78.

What is that stat?  Who was the team that did it previously?  What year did they do it?  What was the final score of the SB that year?  And finally, which team in the SB this year did it?

This is only for the serious cappers who are willing to put in the time & work to find it.  And you're going to have to go old school capping...with pen & paper & a ton of research...but you will know who wins the SB this year between SF & KC.

Hints:  It happened during the regular season, not in the playoffs.  And you can eliminate '82 as that was a really short messed up season.  Good Luck!

Great Post! This kind of shyt is what I'm talking about ppl!! 

@Riderx

You lost the whole covers community when you suggested that they would have to think and potentially work.

This thread was doomed to die.

Covers wants you to provide fish.  They dont want to fish.

I like trivia and it's KC. 

It's going to be the 4th team to do blah blah or something like that.  

Its kc defense for sure

@vanzack

 Well, about 98% of it anyhow. But they'll be the first to complain their "fish" was not big enough.

The Bears

Made the Super Bowl Shuffle video many weeks and many necessary victories before ever being in the game.

What did I win?

this is too easy

That's a good one but that's not it.

Here's another question & this one is a lot easier:  There have been 7 NFC teams in the SB that lost the CC game on the road the year before.  Who were the previous 6 & what were their SB results?

Off the top of my head the Niners did that in 2012 losing at home to the giants and then went to the superbowl the next year and lost to the Ravens.  They might’ve done it one or 2 more times I’ll have to look. 

@RXistrash

 just the NFC teams in the SB that lost the CC game on the road the previous season since '78

Yeah, I know, but I also know there are at least 4 or 5 cappers worldwide that can relate.

just waiting on the answers

Okay...for the lazy ones chained to using the d'b only, plug this in when the d'b has the SB line & total back up...

playoffs=1 and conference!=o:conference and P:DL and P:M2>-7 and P:points>6

this will also blow up a lot of teasers

 Are you suggesting that they win by more than 9 points?  Absurb my good man.

@Riderx

 84-85 49ers

85-86 Bears

87-88 Redskins

94-95 49ers

95-96 Cowboys

96-97 Packers

All won there respective Super Bowls the year after losing the CC on the road.

Bingo!  Good work.  And they all won s/u by DD.

Also check out the stats for a wildcard team kc beating a team coming off a bye, whiners .

One game and only two sides! I’ve seen convincing arguments for both sides so hopefully it will be good. GL. 

Man, I'm just getting started, just getting warmed-up.  Once again, for those chained only to the d'b, this one's about as simple as simple gets:

playoffs=1 and conference!=o:conference and po:points>27

3-0 s/u & 3-0 ats & 0-3 o/u

All 3 s/u by DD's

The line's were not a factor

"Vegas was built on absurdity, my friend"

Those are the answers to the NFC teams in the SB that lost the CC game on the road the previous year.  Not the answer to my opening question, which I will post on Sat. if no one figures it out & posts it before then.

Way ahead of you, my man.  Question back at you is:  How many of the WC teams won the SB the previous season?

I'm not trying to be harsh by any means but think about it, guys & gals.  Why would a team that won the SB last year be a dog in the SB this year, especially when their pre-season odds to win the SB was +600 vs their opponent at +1000?