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There are eight teams still in contention in the NFL playoffs, eight sets of players hoping to make History in Super Bowl LVIII. But, with the eyes of the world watching, teams can also find themselves in the history books for the wrong reasons. Many supporters will claim that their team struggles in the playoffs, but which NFL side has the worst record in post-season fixtures? From January 1999 to January 2023, two teams have a post-season win percentage of less than .250: the Detroit Lions and the Miami Dolphins . Here’s the ten worst playoff records of the past quarter of a century... Worst NFL playoff records: 1999-2023 Detroit Lions (1-4), .200 Miami Dolphins (2-7), .222 Celeveland Browns (1-3), .250 Washington Commanders (2-6), .260 Dallas Cowboys (4-11), .267 Chicago Bears (3-6), .333 cincinnati Bengals (5-9), .357 Minnesota Vikings (6-10), .375 Los Angeles Chargers (5-8), .385 Atlanta Falcons (6-9), .400 Detroit Lions can improve playoff record Last weekend was ...

Lewis Hamilton has warned against portraying F1's current technical regulatory era in a negative light despite conceding the rules will need to evolve to prevent Red Bull's current domination of the sport. The aerodynamic structure of F1 was radically overhauled for last year in a bid to create a greater racing spectacle. Aero devices were taken away from the top surface of the cars and replaced with a focus on ground effect, theoretically allowing for closer racing with drivers able to remain in close proximity to those ahead through corners. After an encouraging first year, on-track action has failed to deliver upon promises this season with the Azerbaijan Grand Prix in particular coming under fire for its lacklustre spectacle. F1 's case has not been helped by Red Bull's dominance in the first five races, with nearest challenger Fernando Alonso steering his Aston Martin home over 20 seconds behind second-placed Sergio Perez at the Miami Grand Prix and a ...