List of NFL champions

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The list of NFL champions includes all teams in the National Football League that won the NFL championship between 1920 and 1969. Since 1970, the NFL championship in the Super Bowl has been decided between the master of the National Football Conference and the master of the American Football Conference .

1920-1932

In this period there was no final, the best team in the regular season was automatically champions.

season team Victories Defeats draw
1920 Akron Pros 8th 0 3
1921 Chicago Staleys 9 1 1
1922 Canton Bulldogs 10 0 2
1923 Canton Bulldogs (2) 11 0 1
1924 Cleveland Bulldogs 7th 1 1
1925 Chicago Cardinals 11 2 1
1926 Frankford Yellow Jackets 14th 1 2
1927 New York Giants 11 1 1
1928 Providence Steam Roller 8th 1 2
1929 Green Bay Packers 12 0 1
1930 Green Bay Packers (2) 10 3 1
1931 Green Bay Packers (3) 12 2 0
1932 Chicago Bears (2) 7th 1 6th

1933-1969

During this period the master of the Western Conference played in the NFL Championship Game against the master of the Eastern Conference for the title of NFL champion.

Eastern / American Division / Conference * Western / National Division / Conference †
season winner Final score finalist Venue spectator
1933 Chicago Bears (3) 23:21 New York Giants Wrigley Field 26,000
1934 New York Giants (2) 30:13 Chicago Bears Polo Grounds 35,059
1935 Detroit Lions 26: 7 New York Giants University of Detroit Stadium 15,000
1936 Green Bay Packers (4) 21: 6 Boston Redskins Polo Grounds (2) 29,545
1937 Washington Redskins * 28:21 Chicago Bears Wrigley Field (2) 15,870
1938 New York Giants (3) 23:17 Green Bay Packers Polo Grounds (3) 48,120
1939 Green Bay Packers (5) 27: 0 New York Giants Wisconsin State Fair Park 32,279
1940 Chicago Bears (4) 73-0 Washington Redskins Griffith Stadium 36,034
1941 Chicago Bears (5) 37: 9 New York Giants Wrigley Field (3) 13,341
1942 Washington Redskins 14: 6 Chicago Bears Griffith Stadium (2) 36.006
1943 Chicago Bears (6) 41:21 Washington Redskins Wrigley Field (4) 34,320
1944 Green Bay Packers (6) 14: 7 New York Giants Polo Grounds (4) 46,016
1945 Cleveland Rams 15:14 Washington Redskins Cleveland Municipal Stadium 32,178
1946 Chicago Bears (7) 24:14 New York Giants Polo Grounds (5) 58,346
1947 Chicago Cardinals (2) 28:21 Philadelphia Eagles Comiskey Park 30,759
1948 Philadelphia Eagles 7-0 Chicago Cardinals Shibe Park 36,309
1949 Philadelphia Eagles (2) 14: 0 Los Angeles Rams Los Angeles Memorial Coliseum 27,980
1950 Cleveland Browns 30:28 Los Angeles Rams Cleveland Municipal Stadium (2) 29,751
1951 Los Angeles Rams (2) 24:17 Cleveland Browns Los Angeles Memorial Coliseum (2) 57,522
1952 Detroit Lions (2) 17: 7 Cleveland Browns Cleveland Municipal Stadium (3) 50,934
1953 Detroit Lions 17:16 Cleveland Browns Briggs Stadium 54,577
1954 Cleveland Browns (2) 56:10 Detroit Lions Cleveland Municipal Stadium (4) 43,827
1955 Cleveland Browns 38:14 Los Angeles Rams Los Angeles Memorial Coliseum (3) 85,693
1956 New York Giants (4) 47: 7 Chicago Bears Yankee Stadium 56,836
1957 Detroit Lions (4) 59:14 Cleveland Browns Briggs Stadium (2) 55.263
1958 Baltimore Colts 23:17 (OT) New York Giants Yankee Stadium (2) 64,185
1959 Baltimore Colts (2) 31:16 New York Giants Memorial Stadium 57,545
1960 Philadelphia Eagles (3) 17:13 Green Bay Packers Franklin Field 67,325
1961 Green Bay Packers (7) 37: 0 New York Giants Lambeau Field 39,029
1962 Green Bay Packers (8) 16: 7 New York Giants Yankee Stadium (3) 64,892
1963 Chicago Bears (8) 14:10 New York Giants Wrigley Field (5) 45,801
1964 Cleveland Browns (4) 27: 0 Baltimore Colts Cleveland Municipal Stadium (5) 79,544
1965 Green Bay Packers (9) 23:12 Cleveland Browns Lambeau Field 50,777
1966 Green Bay Packers (10) 34:27 Dallas Cowboys Los Angeles Memorial Coliseum 61,946
1967 Green Bay Packers (11) 21:17 Dallas Cowboys Lambeau Field 50,861
1968 Baltimore Colts (3) 34: 0 Cleveland Browns Cleveland Municipal Stadium 78,410
1969 Minnesota Vikings 27: 7 Cleveland Browns Metropolitan Stadium 46.503

After 1969

From 1967 to 1970, the NFL champions played another final against the champion of the competitive league American Football League , which was then called the AFL-NFL World Championship Game . In 1970 the NFL and AFL merged, and today's National Football Conference and American Football Conference were created , the champions of which continue to contest the " Super Bowl " to this day . The four final games were retrospectively named " Super Bowl I ", " Super Bowl II ", " Super Bowl III " and " Super Bowl IV ".

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