Only 1 in 18 People Can Match Each NFL Team to the Correct Division. Can You?

The Bills are from Buffalo, New York, and part of the AFC East. The Bills have perhaps the most tragic Super Bowl history of any team, as evidenced by the ESPN documentary "Four Falls of Buffalo."

Owner Jerry Jones and his pampered Cowboys are at home in the NFC East. The Cowboys are often called "America's Team," and, as with the Patriots, tend to attract the most annoying fans in the NFL.

For years, the Ravens have cultivated devastating defenses that lay waste to the NFC North. It's a fitting style of play from this bedraggled city of the Northeast.

Do you like beaches and sunshine and fun? So do the Miami Dolphins of the AFC East, and if they spent a little less time sunbathing and more time practicing, maybe their performances wouldn't make Dan Marino sob in shame.

The Giants added the "New York" to the front of their name so that people wouldn't know that they're actually from New Jersey. The team, which is in NFC East, plays in East Rutherford.

The Eagles have a savage rivalry with the Giants in the NFC East. Although they've had spotty success in the postseason, they've sold out every home game since 1999.

Blah, blah, Patriots. Blah, blah, Tom Brady. They play in the AFC East and at this point, does anyone outside of New England really care?

The Panthers are a 1995 expansion team that plays in the NFC South. They're led by QB Cam Newton, who alternates between radiant smiles and pouty-face scowls.

The Jaguars, of the AFC South, relied on a swarming defense to nearly upset the Patriots in the 2018 AFC Championship game. But like the Falcons, they gave Tom Brady too much time to work his black magic and wound up as sacrifices on the altar of NFL infamy.

Since joining the league as an expansion team in '76, the Bucs (of the NFC South) have traditionally been an NFL doormat. But in 2002 they broke through for an incredible Super Bowl victory over the Raiders.

The Titans used to be known as the Houston Oilers, but now they play in Nashville and the AFC South, a division they've won twice.

Since 1970, the Jets have played in the AFC East, but they haven't managed a division title since 2002, thanks in large part to the Evil Empire, er, Patriots.

The Dirty Birds are stalwarts of the NFC South, responsible for some of the most prolific offenses of recent years. But let's face it, they'll always be known as the team that allowed the Patriots to complete the biggest comeback in Super Bowl history.

Every year, the perennially-messy Redskins (NFC East) tell themselves that This is the Year that the team will make a Super Bowl run. And you know, in 1991, they did.

Since 2002, the Cardinals have played in the NFC West. The team, established in 1898 as the Morgan Athletic Club, is the oldest continuously run pro football team in the U.S.

The Vikings have fielded some of the best teams in NFL history, but they've never won a Super Bowl title. That's partly because they share the NFC North with other very good teams.

The Bengals (of the AFC North) played their first season in 1968 and have enjoyed 14 playoff appearances. They made it all the way to the Super Bowl in 1989, only to lose a nailbiter to Joe Montana, Jerry Rice and the 49ers.

The Colts do battle in the AFC South, which they have absolutely dominated since the turn of the century, thanks to Peyton Manning and Andrew Luck. But they've won the AFC just three times since 1970.

Philip Rivers doesn't care where the Chargers play, so long as he gets to scowl and humiliate defenses from coast to coast. Thanks largely to Rivers, the Chargers have won the AFC West five times since 2004.

The Bears are perhaps the most legendary team of the NFC North. But Chicago has won just a single Super Bowl title and is known more for its recent haplessness than any real success.

In recent years, the Broncos have made a laughingstock of the AFC West, winning the division from 2011 to 2015. But since the retirement of Peyton Manning, they've struggled to find any sort of offensive firepower.

Eternal Saints star Drew Brees seems poised to set a plethora of NFL passing records as his team continues to compete for the NFC South title. The Saints were one play away from the NFC Championship game in 2018, but a miracle Vikings pass gave Minnesota the win.

The Browns "play" in the AFC North. And by "playing," we mean they often fingerpaint colorful pictures and pick their noses on the 50-yard line while other teams run up and down the field scoring touchdowns.

Remember when the 49ers were a force to be reckoned with in the NFC West? We don't either. But with the arrival of QB Jimmy Garoppolo, 49ers fans may find their team climbing its way back to glory.

The Lions are like the Browns of the NFC North, in other words, they apparently have a football team and, uh, what were we talking about? Oh yeah, they also make lots of cars in Detroit.

If you like bar fights and motorcycle accidents, you probably like the Steelers of the AFC North, and you probably like Ben Rothlisberger, too.

The Seahawks hired one of the biggest cheaters in college sports to lead their football team and then promptly won a Super Bowl. That's how the Blue Wave of the NFC West rolls.

Every year, the Chiefs are either stumbling regular season embarrassments or a postseason humiliation. They've won just two playoff games in the past two decades, even though they've taken home the AFC West title eight times.

Was there a sadder 2017-18 story in the AFC South -- nay, the NFL -- than the injury to Texans QB DeShaun Watson? The rookie star was having a season for the ages before he went down with an ACL injury.

We present to you the royalty of the NFC North, the warriors of the frozen tundra, the Green Bay Packers. The team has won four Super Bowl titles and retains one of the most rabid fan bases in the NFL, thanks in large part to a guy named Aaron Rodgers.