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The NFL has become one of America’s favorite sports. We all look forward to fall, because with fall comes NFL football, when we can kick back on Sunday afternoon and watch our favorite soccer teams battle it out in pursuit of the playoffs and if all goes well. , the Super Bowl. The following list will describe everything you need to know about NFL football trivia.
Ten facts about NFL football trivia:
1. Walter Camp wrote the first football rules in 1876. It wasn’t until many years later that he became known as the father of American football.
2. In 1920, the Chicago Cardinals organization was formed, which would later become the Arizona Cardinals. A year later the Green Bay Packers organization was formed, bought by Curly Lambeau. These two teams are the oldest teams currently in existence in the NFL.
3. The largest point margin for a victory in NFL history was in the 1940 championship game between the Chicago Bears and the Washington Redskins. The Bears maimed the Redskins, beating them 73-0.
4. The AFL and the NFL merged on June 8, 1966.
5. On January 15, 1967, the Green Bay Packers defeated the Kansas City Chiefs 35-10 to become the first team to win the newly formed Super Bowl.
6. The Miami Dolphins defeated the Washington Redskins 14-7 on January 14, 1973, to become the first and only team to have a perfect season. The New England Patriots are the only other NFL team that was ever this close. They had a perfect season until the Super Bowl in 2008, but ultimately lost to the New York Giants.
7. Over the years, there have always been certain teams that marked the decade, becoming a dynasty in their own right. During the 60s, it was the Green Bay Packers. The 70s welcomed the Pittsburgh Steelers, with four Super Bowl victories. The 80s belonged to the San Francisco 49ers and the 90s to the Dallas Cowboys. Nothing has been officially said yet, but it looks like the New England Patriots will become the dynasty of the 2000s.
8. There are currently 32 NFL teams, divided into eight divisions and in addition to two conferences, the AFC and the NFC.
9. There are sixteen games in a season, played over seventeen weeks, and each team has a bye week at some point during the season.
10. The four division winners from each conference automatically go to the playoffs, and each conference has two wild-card spots for the two teams with the best records that did not make the playoffs. The twelve teams that make the playoffs start facing each other until one team is eliminated. This process of elimination continues to wane until two teams remain, the winners of the AFC and NFC championships. That’s when the Super Bowl is played between the two conference winners.
This concludes the NFL football trivia.