<![CDATA[AFC/NFCChampionship game records]]>Now that the football season is over I am going to give a series of threads on some of the statistical matters that I keep track of. Here is the first set. This one probably should have been posted like 2 weeks ago. These are the records of each NFL team in the "Semifinals" if you will of the playoffs since the Super Bowl began in 1966. Since 1970 called the AFC and NFC Conference title games....but the previous 4 years are included here as well:

Packers 5-3

Cowboys 8-8

Chiefs 2-1

Bills 4-2

Raiders 5-9

Oilers/Tits. 1-4

Colts 4-4

Brown 0-5

Jets 1-4

Vikings 4-5

49ers 6-9

Dolphins 5-2

Redskins 5-1

Steeler 8-7

Rams 3-6

Broncos 7-2

Eagles 2-4

Chargers 1-3

Bengals 2-0

Seahawks 3-1

Bears 2-3

Patriots 8-3

Giants 5-0

Lions 0-1

Panthers 1-2

Jaguars 0-2

Falcons 1-2

Ravens 2-2

Saints 1-1

Cardinals 1-0

Texans 0-0

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This is the 5th professional football title won by teams from the Boston/Providence region. (New England). Four now have been won by the Patriots, and one NFL title, in 1928 by the Providence Steam Roller.

That area has also won 9 baseball titles, 17 basketball titles, and 6 hockey titles, for a total of 37 professional sports championships in history. This number is second only to New York City amongst US and Canadian cities.

But they have won 9 titles since just the year 2000 which ties them with LA/Anaheim for most titles by a town in the new Millenium.

Cities who have won titles beginning in 2000:

Boston/NE 9

LA/Anaheim 9

New York 6

Miami 4

San Antonio 4

Chicago 3

Pittsburgh 3

Detroit 3

Tampa 2

Baltimore 2

San Fran/Oak. 2

St. Louis 2

Philly 1

Seattle 1

Green Bay 1

New Orleans 1

Dallas 1

Phoenix 1

Indy 1

Raleigh 1

Denver 1

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