Of the 32 NFL teams, a dozen are still without a Super Bowl title.
Sure, some have championships predating Super Sunday. The Cardinals won it all in 1925 and ’47. The Lions and Browns dominated the ’50s, winning six rings between them. In the American Football League, the Bills, Chargers and Oilers—now Titans—combined for five titles in the early ’60s.
Yet by Super Bowl standards, those six are part of a group along with the Vikings, Jaguars, Texans, Panthers, Falcons and Bengals in their quest for a Lombardi Trophy.