NFL: Road to the Super Bowl

REGULAR SEASON: SEP 8, 2022 - JAN 8, 2023 	SUPER BOWL LVII: FEB 12, 2023


NFL FRANCHISES

Two conferences, each with 16 teams divided into four divisions:
National League 
American League

Regular season games
272

Seahawks Division: West
49ers West
Rams West
Chargers West
Raiders West
Cardinals West
Broncos West
Cowboys East
Vikings North
Bears North
Chiefs West
Saints South
Texans South
Packers North
Lions North 
Browns North
Bills East
Colts South
Titans South
Steelers North
Bengals North
Buccaneers South
Patriots East
Jets, East
Giants, East
Eagles,East
Ravens, North
Washington, East
Panthers, South
Falcons, South 
Jaguars, South
Dolphins, East


Cooper Kupp
Wide receiver. Most Valuable Player in Super Bowl LVI, scoring crucial touchdown for L.A. Rams


SUPER BOWL CHAMPIONS

National League teams edge series with 29 wins to American League’s 27.
New England Patriots and Pittsburgh Steelers hold joint record with six titles apiece

New England Patriots 
6 titles

Pittsburgh Steelers 6
Dallas Cowboys 5
San Francisco 49ers 5
New York Giants 4
Green Bay Packers 4
Denver Broncos 3
Las Vegas Raiders 3 
Washington Commanders 3
L.A. Rams 2
Miami Dolphins 2
Kansas City Chiefs 2
Indianapolis Colts 2 
TB Buccaneers 2
Baltimore Ravens 2
5 teams with one win 4 1
    

1966: Green Bay beat Kansas City in first Super Bowl

1972: Miami win first title – only team in NFL history to finish season undefeated

1984-96: National League domination, inspired by MVPs† Joe Montana and Jerry Rice

2001: Tom Brady wins first title as New England edge St Louis Rams

2008: Pittsburgh are first team to claim six titles

2015: Denver beat Carolina in Super Bowl 50


OPENING DAY 2022

Six interleague matches. Defending AFC champions Cincinnati Bengals host Pittsburgh Steelers. Washington Football Team start first season as Washington Commanders after two-year search to replace former “Redskins” name

Away team 	All games Sep 11 except where indicated 	Home team
Buffalo Bills*		SoFi Stadium (Sep 8)			Los Angeles Rams
New Orleans Saints 	Mercedes-Benz Stadium 			Atlanta Falcons
Cleveland Browns* 	Bank of America Stadium			Carolina Panthers
San Francisco 49ers 	Soldier Field 				Chicago Bears
Pittsburgh Steelers 	Paycor Stadium 				Cincinnati Bengals
Philadelphia Eagles 	Ford Field				Detroit Lions
Indianapolis Colts 	NRG Stadium				Houston Texans
New England Patriots 	Hard Rock Stadium 			Miami Dolphins
Baltimore Ravens 	MetLife Stadium 			New York Jets
Jacksonville Jaguars* 	FedEx Field				Washington Commanders
New York Giants* 	Nissan Stadium 				Tennessee Titans
Kansas City Chiefs* 	State Farm Field 			Arizona Cardinals
Las Vegas Raiders 	SoFi Stadium				Los Angeles Chargers
Green Bay Packers 	U.S. Bank Stadium 			Minnesota Vikings
TB Buccaneers 		AT&T Stadium 				Dallas Cowboys
Denver Broncos* 	Lumen Field (Sep 12)			Seattle Seahawks


†Most Valuable Player

*Interleague game


Source: NFL
Picture: Getty Images
© GRAPHIC NEWS