NFL history, since the merger with the AFL.
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Chicago Bears with 602 wins and 406 losses
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well im not sure what ur asking but im from cleveland and after fart modell moved the team to baltimore we got a new team but got to keep team name, colors, records, and history. of course our whole city fought like crazy to bring football back. still i dont know if im answering your question you need to elaborate more.
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An early and pivotal figure in the National Football league around the time the two leagues (NFL and AFL) merged, circa 1965, noticed his son playing with a large ball. He asked what it was called, and learned it was a "Super Ball", giving him the idea to call the early championship a Super Bowl. Other football events followed suit and called their championships "_________ Bowl".
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The current collective bargaining agreement runs through the 2007 season.  The rules for the last 2 years of the current agreement are somewhat different than in the earlier years, however, and could change which players have jobs and how much they are paid.\n\nThe earliest there could be a work stoppage would be the 2008 season.  Whether this would be a strike or a lockout is subject to speculation.  It would be possible for the owners to de-certify the NFLPA as a union and sign separate contracts with each player.  This could lead to replacement games similar to those in 1987.  There is also a possibility of a Federal anti-trust lawsuit shutting down the NFL if there is no agreement prior to the 2008 season.
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Um, the Confederation of African Football -- consisting of Egypt, Sudan and Ethiopia -- was founded in 1957. I'm sure all would agree that they were the "first" to have black men playing for them.
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baseball its americas past time ...then football
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The NFL wants them to have one, so they will.  I hope they do soon because the NFL has been essentially holding cities hostage with the threat of moving their teams to LA if they don't give them new stadiums.  The cities then sacrifice tons of more important stuff (roads, schools, etc.)providing welfare to billionaire football team owners.  So, yeah, I care but maybe not for the same reasons you do.
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Bengals vs. Browns, you cant get any better than two teams that were founded by the same man
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When they added the last expansion teams and then resorted the divisions, they had enough teams to have a round schedule for 16 weeks.  The bye week allows the NFL to stretch the season to 17 weeks.  There has been some talk of shortening the pre-season, as most of the stars sit for risk of injury, so it's possible further changes are forthcoming.  I hope so...the season flies by!
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NFL: Browns\nNCAA: Buckeyes
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Joe Namath was a mother fu*** pimp back in the day.  His stats don't add up to some other quarterbacks, but his coolness factor is unmatched.  He was probably the first "rebellious" professional athelete.  He had leadership skills and balls.  Sometimes to win in football, that's all you need.  Numbers don't always tell the entire story.
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NFL:  Vikings (Love Boat Scandal, Coach who scalped Super Bowl tix, Whizzinator)\n\nNBA:  Knicks (highest payroll, worst record. 'Nuff said.\n\nNHL:  It's practically a new league again.  Too soon to tell.\n\nMLB:  Those poor Tampa Bay Devil Rays.  Ten years and counting in the basement?
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Try the Reebok site, since they are the uniform company for the NFL!
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On October 26, 1993, NFL owners unanimously selected Carolina as the 29th NFL franchise and the first expansion team since 1976. Fireworks exploded over uptown Charlotte as jubilant fans gathered to celebrate the news. "This is a dream come true for me and my partners and for the 10 million people in the Carolinas," said Carolina Panthers Owner/Founder Jerry Richardson, who became just the second former player to own an NFL team along with George Halas of the Chicago Bears. \n\nThe "dream" began on July 16, 1987 when Richardson met in Charlotte with a group of interested parties to discuss the feasibility of entering the multi-city competition for two NFL expansion franchises. On December 15, Richardson officially announced an NFL franchise bid for the Carolinas. \n\nOne of the first orders of business was to choose a stadium site. Locations in North and South Carolina were considered. On December 15, 1989, Richardson Sports selected a site in uptown Charlotte as the future home of a privately financed NFL stadium that would seat more than 70,000 fans. \n\nAcross the Carolinas, support for an NFL expansion team poured in at an unprecedented rate. U.S. Sens. Jesse Helms of North Carolina and Ernest Hollings of South Carolina lobbied NFL owners on the Carolinas behalf. Likewise, North Carolina Gov. Jim Martin and South Carolina Gov. Carroll Campbell formed a blue-ribbon committee of leading citizens in both states. Fans demonstrated their enthusiasm by selling out preseason games in Raleigh, NC in 1989, Chapel Hill, NC in 1990 and Columbia, SC in 1991. \n\nAt the League owners meeting on March 18, 1992, the NFL reduced the list of expansion candidate cities from eleven to seven with the Carolinas making the cut. Two months later, the NFL narrowed the list of expansion hopefuls to five communities – Baltimore, St. Louis, Memphis, Jacksonville and the Carolinas. \n\nHowever, on October 20, 1992, NFL owners decided to delay the expansion vote until the fall of 1993 because of a labor dispute between the League and the players. Fortunately, on January 6, 1993, the League and the players approved a new Collective Bargaining Agreement. On March 23, 1993, the expansion race officially resumed. \n\nOn June 3, Richardson Sports revealed its impressive plan to privately finance a 72,300-seat stadium from the sale of Permanent Seat Licenses, club seats and luxury boxes, beginning on July 1. A remarkable 15,000 pieces of mail from first-day orders were collected. By the end of the first day, all 8,314 club seats sold out and all 104 luxury suites were reserved and ultimately leased. First-day PSL orders totaled 41,632. \n\nFinally, on October 26, 1993, NFL owners unanimously selected Carolina as the 29th NFL franchise.
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Each team is different.
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C'est quoi... la NFL ????
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If you are looking for an online source, I am not sure if there are any. However there is a new book that just came out a few months ago, released by ESPN called; ESPN College Football Encyclopedia : The Complete History of the Game.  This can be found at any Barnes & Nobles bookstores and it is also on Amazon.com.  This book has all the records of college football, team statistics over the years, and much much more!  Hope this helps!  \n\nPS...If you by chance know what schools you are looking for, team websites may have a history page from certain years, you can try and check there too.