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Browns QB Deshaun Watson Made Plea to Dallas Cowboys to Draft Him As Tony Romo’s Replacement Instead of Dak Prescott
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Browns QB Deshaun Watson Had Plans Of Usurping Tom Brady While Still Playing For Lowly Texans: “I Want to be at Seven”
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‘Some Kind of NFL Quarterback’: Former NFL Star, Who Sided With Antonio Brown’s Comments on Colin Kaepernick, Dishes On Ex-NFL QB’s Skills
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QB Deshaun Watson Sends Message to Tom Brady, Aaron Rodgers and Elite NFL QBs In Familiar Fashion
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New England Patriots Owners Take Action After People on Twitter Troll Their Support Towards LGBTQ+ Community During Pride Month
In the ongoing pride month, the New England Patriots decided to show their support for the LGBTQ+ community, but Twitter trolls were quick to react.
Will Mac Jones Lead New England Patriots to a Division Crown Over Revamped Miami Dolphins and Loaded Buffalo Bills?
How high are the bets on rookie Mac Jones to lead the New England Patriots to win the divisional crown and a Super Bowl seat?
Former 11-Year NFL Veteran Leaves Amber Heard’s Lawyer Stunned With Savage Burn After Losing Defamation Trial to Johnny Depp
Amber Heard was being defended by her lawyer Elaine Bredehoft before she was momentarily left speechless by this former NFL player on CBS.
Odell Beckham Jr WAS NOT Invited to HC Sean McVay’s Wedding But Showed Up Anyways: “You Crashed My Wedding, You Re-Sign With The Rams Then, Man”
A former Rams player did not need an invitation and surprised Los Angeles Rams Head Coach Sean McVay by crashing at his wedding.
“I’m Still Playing $25 a Hand”: Josh Allen Concedes to Charles Barkley After the NBA Superstar’s ‘Cheap’ Shot
This NBA legend comes out again with his gambling stories and recalls a time when he gambled with the NFL star quarterback Josh Allen.
After LeBron James Achieves Billionaire Status How Close Is Tom Brady to Becoming One Himself?
Tom Brady could be the next American sports star after LeBron James to become a billionaire as businesses, investments push up his net worth.
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History
In August 1920, representatives from four states: Akron, Canton, Cleveland, and Dayton, held a meeting and formed the American Professional Football Conference (APFC) to improve footballing standards in the country. A month later, they formed the American Professional Football Association (APFA) and played a league with 14 teams. In 1922, they changed the name to the National Football League (NFL).
In 1960, a new professional league, the American Football League (AFL) started as a competition against the NFL. After six years, in 1966, the two leagues announced a merger that would take effect in 1970. During the four years between the announcement and the actual merger, the leagues started playing a Championship game which was called The Super Bowl. Since then, the two leagues have been recognized as two separate conferences within the same league, the NFL.
Participating teams
There are 32 teams in the NFL divided equally into two conferences: National Football Conference (NFC) and the American Football Conference (AFC). Each conference is further divided into 4 divisions: East, North, South, and West, with each division containing four teams.
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