America's first football titles
Going back to the first NFL Championship game in 1933, 24 U.S. cities have won professional football titles, including NFL championships, AFL championships, and Super Bowls. Here's a look at each city's first.
Notes:
From 1920-1932, the NFL champion was determined by win-loss record, not in a title game. Those seasons have been omitted from this list.
From 1967-1970, the winners of the AFL Championship and NFL Championship games met in the Super Bowl. Only the winners of the Super Bowl in those years are included.
Year given is year that the game was played in, not necessarily the year of the season.
Compiled by Bobby Bonett
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