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2011 NFL Football Season:
So far this season, the NFL has seen teams rise (Buffalo Bills, Detroit Lions) and stay aloft (Super Bowl champion Green Bay Packers, New England Patriots). This year has been full of surprises like the San Francisco 49ers competing in the NFC West and the Oakland Raiders shaking things up in the AFC. Don't miss a second of the action as the league heads into its second act (fall) and heads towards its exciting climax on the way to Super Bowl XLVI in Indianapolis, Indiana at Lucas Oil Stadium.
The National Football League, or NFL, is the most popular sport association in the United States. American football captivates fans from all over North America - and the world - every year in the fall and winter seasons. Football teams in the NFL even play games during national U.S. holidays, allowing families to eat, drink and be merry on Thanksgiving Day, and to enjoy a game on television together as a family. As a spectator sport, football stadiums are some of the biggest sporting arenas in the United States. Sometimes, the stadiums double as venues for popular concerts and events, or even for other sports such as baseball.
Modern American football evolved from British origins to become the sport it is today. Students at Rugby School in the 1840's in England played a game where players could pick up the ball and run with it. This sport was known as Rugby football, or just "rugby." British soldiers took the game with them to Canada, where its popularity quickly spread. In 1874, the United States saw the most important evolution in the parent sport. A game between Cambridge and Harvard allowed the schools to compromise rugby rules to allow greater handling of the ball. In 1895, the punter for the University of North Carolina Tarheels avoided a blocked punt and threw the first ever forward pass to George Stephens, who ran 70 yards downfield for a touchdown and the win against the University of Georgia Bulldogs.
The NFL was formed in the 1920's when 10 professional football teams put their heads together and formed the American Professional Football Association (APFA), which later became the National Football Association. Over time, professional football became so popular that other leagues tried to support their own franchises. The most successful of these was the American Football League, or AFL, which consolidated with the NFL in 1970. With the consolidation, the NFL expanded into two divisions: the American Football Conference (AFC) and the National Football Conference (NFC). From then on, the two best teams, one from each conference, played in the championship matchup known as the Super Bowl.
From Foxboro to San Diego, from Tampa Bay to Green Bay, from Pittsburgh to Dallas, NFL football has thousands of passionate fans. Every Sunday in the Fall, these football fans wake up early to watch the NFL pre-game shows and then head out to the parking lot at the stadium to tailgate.
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