1. Houston Texans
   Detroit Lions
2. Arizona Cardinals
   Cincinnati Bengals

The team mascot is named Roary the Lion.

1. New York Giants
   Arizona Cardinals
2. Dallas Cowboys
   Minnesota Vikings

Being founded in 1898 makes the Cardinals the oldest pro-football team in the United States.

1. San Francisco 49ers
   Seattle Seahawks
2. Baltimore Ravens
   Tennessee Titans

The 49ers first Super Bowl appearance was Super Bowl XVI in 1982. They brought home a victory against the Bengals with a final score of 26-21.

1. Washington Redskins
   Atlanta Falcons
2. New York Giants
   San Francisco 49ers

The Giants officially became a part of the NFL in 1925.

1. Philadelphia Eagles
   Denver Broncos
2. Cleveland Browns
   Carolina Panthers

The Eagles first regular season game was October 15th, 1933 against the New York Giants. The final score was 56-0, a big loss for the Eagles.

1. Tampa Bay Buccaneers
   Detroit Lions
2. Indianapolis Colts
   Pittsburgh Steelers

The Steelers lay claim to more Super Bowl championships than any other NFL franchise.

1. Dallas Cowboys
   Seattle Seahawks
2. New Orleans Saints
   New York Jets

Besides their NFL achievements in the league, the Cowboys are prominently known for their cheer leading squad.

1. Houston Texans
   Indianapolis Colts
2. Atlanta Falcons
   Jacksonville Jaguars

The Colts originally called Baltimore home until they were moved to Indianapolis in 1984.

1. Dallas Cowboys
   Denver Broncos
2. Kansas City Chiefs
   Los Angeles Chargers

The Chiefs were the first team to represent the AFL (American Football League) in the 1969 Super Bowl.

1. New Orleans Saints
   Los Angeles Rams
2. Jacksonville Jaguars
   Los Angeles Chargers

The Rams were an LA based team from 1946-1995 when the team was moved to Saint Louis. In 2016 they moved back to LA and became known again as the Los Angeles Rams again.

1. Denver Broncos
   Carolina Panthers
2. Baltimore Ravens
   Detroit Lions

The Broncos became an established franchise of the NFL in 1959 by Bob Howsam who also was the owner of minor league baseball.

1. Chicago Bears
   Cleveland Browns
2. New York Jets
   Washington Redskins

The Jets home stadium is MetLife Stadium located in East Rutherford, New Jersey.

1. Kansas City Chiefs
   New England Patriots
2. Philadelphia Eagles
   Los Angeles Chargers

The Chargers first winning season was in 1960 with stats of 10 wins to 4 loses.

1. Dallas Cowboys
   New England Patriots
2. San Francisco 49ers
   Oakland Raiders

The Patriots were involved in the 2015 AFC Championship Game football tampering scandal nicknamed 'deflatgate'.

1. Oakland Raiders
   New York Giants
2. Pittsburgh Steelers
   Cincinnati Bengals

As of today they have a total of three Super Bowl wins, Super Bowl XI, XV, XVIII.

1. Chicago Bears
   Kansas City Chiefs
2. Washington Redskins
   Los Angeles Rams

The Redskins used to be called the Boston Braves, then the Boston Redskins until they were moved to D.C. where they then became the Washington Redskins.

1. Miami Dolphins
   Chicago Bears
2. Cleveland Browns
   Minnesota Vikings

The Cleveland Browns were established as a franchise in 1946 by Arthur B. McBride and Paul Brown. Brown and McBride were chartered members of the AAFC (All-American Football Conference).

1. Chicago Bears
   Green Bay Packers
2. Tennessee Titans
   Miami Dolphins

They originally were the the Tennessee Oilers instead of Titans.

1. Houston Texans
   Minnesota Vikings
2. Baltimore Ravens
   Chicago Bears

The team's first appearance in a Super Bowl was in Super Bowl IV where it was a 23-7 loss to the Kansas City Chiefs.

1. Green Bay Packers
   New York Jets
2. Pittsburgh Steelers
   Buffalo Bills

The NFL Super Bowl trophy is named the Vince Lombardi Trophy. It is actually named after the Packers head coach who took home two back to back Super Bowl wins in 1966 and 1967. Lombardi was a legendary NFL coach and who was honored by being inducted into Green Bay Packers Hall of Fame.

1. Seattle Seahawks
   Denver Broncos
2. Miami Dolphins
   Buffalo Bills

The Bills were back to back AFL Champions in the years 1964 and 1965.

1. Carolina Panthers
   Atlanta Falcons
2. Tampa Bay Buccaneers
   Buffalo Bills

The team's mascot is named Freddie the Falcon.

1. Miami Dolphins
   Dallas Cowboys
2. Philadelphia Eagles
   Oakland Raiders

The Dolphins were granted a franchise in the NFL on August 16th, 1965.

1. Green Bay Packers
   Oakland Raiders
2. New England Patriots
   Chicago Bears

The Bears were the victors of Super Bowl XX in 1986. It is the only Super Bowl win they have had.

1. Los Angeles Rams
   Washington Redskins
2. New York Giants
   Cincinnati Bengals

Over the years the Bengals have drafted the most new players from Ohio State University.

1. Carolina Panthers
   Seattle Seahawks
2. Minnesota Vikings
   Cleveland Browns

Currently Pete Carroll is the Seahawks head coach.

1. Arizona Cardinals
   New York Jets
2. New Orleans Saints
   Kansas City Chiefs

The team played their first game at Tulane Stadium on September 17th, 1967.

1. Chicago Bears
   Tampa Bay Buccaneers
2. Detroit Lions
   Indianapolis Colts

The Buccaneers had their first winning season in the year 1979 with the stats of 10 wins to 6 loses.

1. Jacksonville Jaguars
   Cleveland Browns
2. Green Bay Packers
   Cincinnati Bengals

This team is a relatively young team in the National Football League. The Jaguars were granted franchise in the league in the year 1993.

1. Tennessee Titans
   Buffalo Bills
2. Minnesota Vikings
   Carolina Panthers

The Carolina Panthers were established in 1993 as a franchise of the NFL by Jerry Richardson. Richardson is the second former professional football player to own a team in the NFL.

1. Atlanta Falcons
   Baltimore Ravens
2. Philadelphia Eagles
   Seattle Seahawks

The team actually got their name due to a telephone poll. The name 'Baltimore Ravens' was extremely popular according the results from the poll.

1. Houston Texans
   Arizona Cardinals
2. Oakland Raiders
   Miami Dolphins

The current owner of the Texans is Bob McNair.