More NFL News
“If You Build a Receiver in a Lab for Tom Brady, It Would be [ Chris Godwin ]” – Analyst on Buccs’ 2020 Offense
Analyst Mina Kimes believes that Tom Brady and Chris Godwin, and the rest of the Tampa Bay Buccaneers' offense will be a force to reckon with this season.
“He’s Absolutely Gonna be an MVP Candidate” – NFL Analyst on Tom Brady
Recently, former NFL defensive end, Marcellus Wiley spoke about Tampa Bay Buccaneers player Tom Brady. He firmly believes that Brady
“The Sack Numbers Will Be Back Up” – Dallas Cowboys Defensive End DeMarcus Lawrence Vows to Improve
Dallas Cowboys defensive end DeMarcus Lawrence is working very hard to keep his vow to improve after a disappointing season last year.
“15 Years And They’re Not Confident Like That”- Broncos MVP Reveals The Effect Of Drew Lock
MVP linebacker Von Miller has high expectations from newcomer Drew Lock. The QB had a promising rookie season bringing the Broncos to 7-9 by the end of 2019
“These Young Men are Hurting”- Baltimore Ravens’ Owner Clears His Stance on Racism
Baltimore Ravens' owner Steve Bisciotti comes out in support of the Black Lives Matter movement as protests and demonstrations engulf the United States.
US President Donald Trump Vows to Boycott the NFL over ‘Disrespectful’ Kneeling Protest
The NFL has eked out the ire of US President Donal Trump after the organisation voiced its support for Colin Kaepernick, who kneeled during the anthem.
Watch: MLB All Star, Bryce Harper Teases About Switching to Philadelphia Eagles
Major League Baseball player, Bryce Harper recently said in an interview that if baseball doesn't return this year, he'd play with the Philadelphia Eagles.
“I Gotta Say Something” – Denver Broncos’ Von Miller on the Need for Social Change
Recently, Denver Broncos wide receiver Von Miller wrote an article in The Times and called on the need for people to change. He confessed to having...
“I Wasn’t Allowed the Opportunity”- Former San Francisco 49ers’ Pro Bowler Reveals Systematic Racism in NFL
The former San Francisco 49ers Wide Receiver Terrell Owens stated that he wasn't allowed the opportunity to grow, revealing his experience with racism.
Watch: Former Steelers Wide Receiver, Antonio Brown Seems to Have Switched Positions
Former Pittsburgh Steelers wide receiver, Antonio Brown seems to have developed a new interest in playing in a different position for the offense.
Tom Brady spotted Practising with Former NFL player’s Son
A former NFL star's son, Shedeur Sanders was seen practising with Bucs' new Quarterback Tom Brady at the Tampa Bay High School.
WATCH: Peyton Manning Make an Epic Comeback Against Tom Brady in Championship Game
A throwback to one of the best comebacks that sports has to offer. Peyton Manning showed incredible composure to lead the Colts to Superbowl (2006)
About NFL
NFL
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.
American Football Conference (AFC)
East
NorthSouthWestNational Football Conference (NFC)NorthSouthWest