Top 10 Most Cursed Sports Teams

As much as I hate the Cleveland Browns (I'm a Steelers fan), I do feel bad for them since they have had little to no bright moments since the '64 NFL Championship win over the Baltimore Colts.

I would say that I wish they could get better, but I can't because it would be a disgrace to wish your rival was better. But apart from that, I do feel bad for Cleveland.

They've had a lot of bad luck over the years, but something tells me Baker will be different. He may finally give that team something to celebrate besides just a win.

The Cubs hadn't won a World Series since 1909. It's been a 107-year streak of not winning a World Series. Then finally, the Cubs won the World Series, beating the Cleveland Indians.

Yeah, they broke the curse, but it still doesn't mean it didn't happen. 108 years is a long time.

Like the Browns, once a model franchise. But they haven't won the cup since 1967, and since then, have been a doormat of the NHL.

This one speaks for itself. Went to four straight Super Bowls, lost them all. The only sports team that hasn't been to the playoffs in this century.

I chose this team because they hadn't made the playoffs in the last 16 years until it finally broke in 2016.

I see nothing wrong with this being here considering that they have lost the most Super Bowls in consecutive appearances as well as having the most Super Bowls lost along with Minnesota.

I would like to see Josh Allen bring a championship to Buffalo in 2022, hopefully, or at least some point in my life. This great dual-threat guy will be the one to do it and make Buffalo proud, breaking the curse once and for all.

GO BILLS! (These are words coming from a Steelers fan. I only want the Bills to win one because I would like to see more teams have their chance, unless it is AFC North rivals, New England, or for the moment, Tampa Bay).

Being a Vikings fan myself, it was very painful to put them on the list. They're probably the "best" team to be on the list, but they have been ripping fans' hearts out for years and years.

Not a Vikings fan, but the 2017 postseason was a perfect example. They had a Minneapolis miracle against New Orleans, and then they followed that game with an absolute meltdown against Philadelphia, who won the Super Bowl.

Probably the 4th, maybe 3rd, most cursed team in the league after Detroit, Cincinnati, and Cleveland. I mean cursed when it comes to playoff games. The Minnesota Vikings have 30 playoff losses, which is the most ever in NFL history.

They lost 4 Super Bowls in an 8-season span. First, they were upset by Kansas City in 1969, then run over by Larry Csonka and Miami in 1973, ripped and torn apart by the Steel Curtain in 1974, and beaten by both the offense and defense of Oakland in 1976.

Since then, every time they have gone to the NFC Championship, everything has gone wrong for them in the end. First, Gary Anderson missed the field goal in 1998, then Brett Favre threw the ball when he should not have, and finally succumbed to an underdog No. 1-seeded Philadelphia Eagles team led by a backup quarterback.

No matter what happens in the regular season, everything just goes wrong for them in the postseason.

Recently became good, but that doesn't erase their early years of being a doormat. They are one of three teams that have yet to make it to the Conference Finals.

In the past few years, sure, we made two playoff appearances only to lose. Go figure, it's the Lions. Anyways, since then we have lost major pieces of our team like Ndamukong Suh, Calvin Johnson, and Stephen Tulloch in a way.

Now entering this new season, I am approaching it with an open mind, as if I know what will happen. No need to overreact. The result will be the same to me. I hope for the best for this team.

If I'm correct in the future, if Stafford incredibly underperforms to his expectations this year combined with terrible coaching, then they should be considered top 5, if not top 3. I have suffered with this team for quite a long time of losing seasons and typical results over and over.

A lot of you guys will be against me, but I decided the Rangers are haunted enough to deserve a spot on the list. They made it to two straight World Series but lost them both, the latter in agonizing fashion.

I still can't believe they made it to the NFC Championship game four straight years in a row, yet made the Super Bowl only once, losing to New England. Their fans will tell you that as successful as they have been in the regular season, they are almost guaranteed to choke in the playoffs.

The perfect team to be cursed. Here are a few reasons: the Broad Street Bullies beat the Sabres in Buffalo in the 1975 Stanley Cup Finals, "No Goal" in the 1999 Stanley Cup Finals, the breakup of the French Connection, and the tragic death of Tim Horton.

Also, the 1992-93 Canadiens in a 7-game heartbreak loss, the Non-Goal that counted in the Flyers eliminating the Sabres in the 2000 playoffs, 6 head coaches since 2013, and the firing of Ted Nolan despite being named the NHL Coach of the Year.

Yes, they've been good and at times great, but since 1973, they've never won the NBA Championship. Among the key curses were signing Spencer Haywood, Bob McAdoo (even though he still had good seasons in New York), and Marvin Webster.

The injury of scoring sensation Bernard King in 1985, the Bulls of the late 1980s into 1993, Larry Brown as head coach, and even Lenny Wilkens as head coach. John Starks' awful 1994 NBA Finals Game 7 performance and finally Phil Jackson as General Manager.

Its Joeysworld

Washington Capitals--Sharks joined the NHL in '91, Caps have been breaking their fans' hearts since '74.

The Cleveland Baseball Club should win it all, but they ditched their good players. They should rename the team The Cleveland Naps next year because we'll be sleeping throughout their games until 2068!

They blew the World Series to the Cubs a few years ago. And being in Cleveland doesn't help.

They haven't won any championships since 1947.

After witnessing them blow a 28-3 lead in the Super Bowl, I'd say it must have been a curse.