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Arizona Cardinals 1999 Arizona Cardinals Record: 6 - 10 4th Place - NFC East Head Coach: Vince Tobin Defense: 4-3 Against Runs: Poor, Against Passes: Average to Poor Sun Devil Stadium - 73,379 1999 Atlanta Falcons Record: 5 - 11 3rd Place - NFC West Head Coach: Dan Reeves Defense: 4-3 Against Runs: Poor; Against Passes: Average Georgia Dome - 74,228 1999 Chicago Bears Record: 6 - 10 5th Place - NFC Central Head Coach: Dick Jauron Defense: 4-3 Against Runs: Average, Against Passes: Poor Soldier Field - 66,944 1999 Dallas Cowboys Record: 8 - 8 (Wild Card) 2nd Place - NFC East Lost - NFC Wild Card Round Head Coach: Chan Gailey Defense: 4-3 Against Runs: Average to Good , Against Passes: Average Texas Stadium - 65,675 1999 Detroit Lions Record: 8 - 8 (Wild Card) 3rd Place - NFC Central Lost - NFC Wild Card Round Head Coach: Bobby Ross Defense: 4-3 Against Runs: Average to Good, Against Passes: Average Pontiac Silverdome - 80,311 1999 Green Bay Packers Record: 8 - 8 4th Place - NFC Central Head Coach: Ray Rhodes Defense: 4-3 Against Runs: Average to Poor, Against Passes: Average Lambeau Field - 60,890 1999 Minnesota Vikings Record: 10 - 6 (Wild Card) 2nd Place - NFC Central Lost - NFC Divisional Round Head Coach: Dennis Green Defense: 4-3 Against Runs: Good, Against Passes: Poor Hubert H. Humphrey Metrodome - 64,153 1999 New Orleans Saints Record: 3 - 13 5th Place - NFC West Head Coach: Mike Ditka Defense: 4-3 Against Runs: Average to Poor, Against Passes: Poor Louisiana Superdome - 70,054 1999 New York Giants Record: 7 - 9 3rd Place - NFC East Head Coach: Jim Fassel Defense: 4-3 Against Runs: Average to Good, Against Passes: Average to Poor Giants Stadium - 79,469 1999 Philadelphia Eagles Record: 5 - 11 5th Place - NFC East Head Coach: Andy Reid Defense: 4-3 Against Runs: Average, Against Passes: Good Veterans Stadium - 65,352 1999 St. Louis Rams Superbowl XXXIV Champions Record: 13 - 3 1st Place - NFC West Head Coach: Dick Vermeil Defense: 4-3 Against Runs: Good, Against Passes: Good to Excellent Trans World Dome - 66,000 1999 San Francisco 49ers Record: 4 - 12 4th Place - NFC West Head Coach: Steve Mariucci Defense: 4-3 Against Runs: Average, Against Passes: Very Poor 3Com Park - 70,207 1999 Seattle Seahawks Record: 9 - 7 1st Place - AFC West Lost - AFC Wild Card Round Head Coach: Mike Holmgren Defense: 4-3 Against Runs: Average to Poor Against Passes: Good to Excellent Kingdome - 66,400 1999 Tampa Bay Buccaneers Record: 11 - 5 1st Place - NFC Central Lost - NFC Championship Game Head Coach: Tony Dungy Defense: 4-3 Against Runs: Good to Excellent, Against Passes: Excellent Raymond James Stadium - 66,321 1999 Washington Redskins Record: 10 - 6 1st Place - NFC East Lost - NFC Divisional Round Head Coach: Norv Turner Defense: 4-3 Against Runs: Poor, Against Passes: Average to Poor Jack Kent Cooke Stadium - 80,116 1999 Buffalo Bills Record: 11 - 5 (Wild Card) 2nd Place - AFC East Lost - AFC Wild Card Round Head Coach: Wade Phillips Defense: 3 - 4 Against Runs: Good, Against Passes: Average to Good Ralph Wilson Stadium - 75,339 1999 Cincinnati Bengals Record: 4 - 12 5th Place - AFC Central Head Coach: Bruce Coslet Defense: 3-4 Against Runs: Good, Against Passes: Very Poor Cinergy Field - 60,389 1999 Cleveland Browns Record: 2 - 14 6th Place - AFC Central Head Coach: Chris Palmer Defense: 4-3 Against Runs and Passes: Poor Cleveland Browns Stadium - 73,200 1999 Denver Broncos Record: 6 - 10 5th Place - AFC West Head Coach: Mike Shanahan Defense: 4-3 Against Runs: Average to Poor Against Passes: Average to Good Mile High Stadium - 76,273 1999 Indianapolis Colts Record: 13 - 3 1st Place - AFC East Lost - AFC Divisional Round Head Coach: Jim Mora Defense: 4-3 Against Runs: Average, Against Passes: Poor RCA Dome - 60,272 1999 Kansas City Chiefs Record: 9 - 7 2nd Place - AFC West Head Coach: Gunther Cunningham Defense: 4-3 Against Runs and Passes: Good Arrowhead Stadium - 79,451 1999 Miami Dolphins Record: 9 - 7 (Wild Card) 3rd Place - AFC East Lost - AFC Divisional Round Head Coach: Jimmy Johnson Defense: 4-3 Against Runs: Good, Against Passes: Average to Good Pro Player Stadium - 75,192 1999 New England Patriots Record: 8 - 8 5th Place - AFC East Head Coach: Pete Carroll Defense: 4-3 Against Runs: Average to Good, Against Passes: Average Foxboro Stadium - 60,292 1999 New York Jets Record: 8 - 8 4th Place - AFC East Head Coach: Bill Parcells Defense: 3-4 Against Runs: Average, Against Passes: Good Giants Stadium - 79,469 1999 Oakland Raiders Record: 8 - 8 4th Place - AFC West Head Coach: Jon Gruden Defense: 4-3 Against Runs: Average, Against Passes: Average to Good Network Associates Coliseum - 63,132 1999 Pittsburgh Steelers Record: 6 - 10 4th Place - AFC Central Head Coach: Bill Cowher Defense: 3-4 Against Runs: Poor, Against Passes: Average Three Rivers Stadium - 59,600 1999 San Diego Chargers Record: 8 - 8 3rd Place - AFC West Head Coach: Mike Riley Defense: 4-3 Against Runs: Excellent, Against Passes: Average to Poor Qualcomm Stadium - 70,561 1999 Tennessee Titans AFC Champions Record: 13 - 3 (Wild Card) 2nd Place - AFC Central Lost - Superbowl XXXIV Head Coach: Jeff Fisher Defense: 4-3 Against Runs: Excellent, Against Passes: Average to Poor Adelphia Coliseum - 67,700 1999 Jacksonville Jaguars Record: 14 - 2 1st Place - AFC Central Lost - AFC Championship Game Head Coach: Tom Coughlin Defense: 4-3 Against Runs and Passes: Good Alltel Stadium - 73,000 1999 Carolina Panthers Record: 8 - 8 2nd Place - NFC West Head Coach: George Seifert Defense: 4-3 Against Runs and Passes: Average to Poor Ericsson Stadium - 73,250 1999 Baltimore Ravens Record: 8 - 8 3rd Place - AFC Central Head Coach: Brian Billick Defense: 4-3 Against Runs: Excellent, Against Passes: Good PSINet Stadium - 69,084.
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