Times are tough for most New York football fans. The New York Jets and New York Giants are a combined 4-15 this season and are both undergoing major organizational changes. The Jets are set to undergo another extensive rebuild after trading key defensive players Sauce Gardner and Quinnen Williams for three future first-round draft picks, while the Giants just fired head coach Brian Daboll following another fourth-quarter meltdown. Between the two franchises they have just three playoff appearances since the start of the 2011 season, and all of them belong to the Giants. Both franchise have been perpetual cellar-dwellers in the NFL, going through revolving doors of head coaches, general managers and quarterbacks. They are both among the most perpetually lost franchises in the four major North American men’s sports leagues. Let’s take a quick look at some of the others that are aimlessly wandering the sports world right now. Nothing says perpetually lost quite like the Browns. Since their return to the NFLRead More
Jets, Giants among most perpetually lost franchises in pro sports
