It was the New England Patriots of the 2007 NFL from xingwang's blog

ESPN's newly released ranking of the dominating powers, with the dominance share of the 20 most dominant teams scheduled for the baseline, actually has some minor bugs. ESPN himself admits that they calculated strictly according to NHL Coins the sharing value of dominance. One team scored an ultra-high score of 3.60. This score was considered to be the case in 419. 

It was the New England Patriots of the 2007 NFL. When the New England Patriots chopped all the way down the season, they had a perfect season of 16 wins and 0 losses. Nearly 10 games won with a double-digit lead and they went all the way to the Super Bowl. But in the Super Bowl held in Arizona, it was unexpectedly lost to the New York Giants led by "Bridick Star" Eli Manning and lost the championship. ESPN only has to admit that the share of dominance is even higher. How can the dominance be discussed when there is no championship team?