All NFC Champions in NFL History (1970-2023)
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Today we look at every single NFC Champion in NFL History! We see the latest champions, the Philadelphia Eagles, mark their place in history after taking down the San Francisco 49ers! How many NFC Championships does your favorite team have?!
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49ers and Cowboys are two of the league’s biggest postseason rivalries!
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They have the most championship appearances between the both teams 7 times
It's crazy how many title game appearances the San Francisco 49ers have.
I've been expecting this
Can we please get the afc championships games in the next couple of weeks.
Next upload!
san francisco has a heavy jersey, bends a clothesline. 18 appearances. cowboys are great too
Don't forget AFC
Cowboys would have even more appearances if you went back another decade. For a team that was one of the top 2/3 teams in the league for almost 30 years.. it’s crazy to think how little success they’ve had in the last 30 years almost. What makes it even worse is that I am a fan. I was definitely a bandwagon fan when I started following them in the mid 90’s but I decided to stick with them and it’s been nothing but misery since the year I first began lol
He’s showing the history in the Super Bowl era only not the nfl championship era
@@brianvanasse7627 The SuperBowl started in the mid to late 60’s though.. plus, even before the SuperBowl.. there was still a NFC championship game every year.
@@darthsilversith667 you do realize the first 2 Super Bowls weren’t called the Super Bowl Super Bowl 3 was the first Super Bowl to be called Super Bowl watched the video talking about the history of the Super Bowl and learn your facts
@@brianvanasse7627 Ok? The SuperBowl also started in January 1967, even if it wasn’t referred to as the SuperBowl until 1969.. that’s still several years before 1970-1971. 🙄🙄
@@brianvanasse7627 So, doesn’t sound like I am the one that needs to learn anything.
So many flags on the Niners defense
And injuries on their offense (specially QB's)
Nfc nothing but rewind over and over
The Rams have a total of 11 NFC Championship game appearances and only won 5 of them due to the Cowboys and Vikings beating them a lot in the 1970s, and the 49ers and Bears beat the Rams once in the NFC championship game. Once in 1985 and another in 1989.
You should do every prince of eagles trophy winner (NHL)
Prince of Wales
7th!
How many times has your favorite team won the NFC Championship?!
5! Go Rams
4 go eagles🦅🦅
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@@CRMdrifter ?
@@CRMdrifter team?
Only 47 years since the Vikings last appearance
Dallas used to literally run the nfl
from 1970-1995 the cowboys made 14 nfc championships. what happened???
As a cowboys fan, idk
Free agency and the salary cap from 1970-1995 that wasn't happening
Dallas didn't even run anything in the 70s heck you talking about? the steelers owned the cowboys in the 70s and dallas didn't do anything in 80s
@@pp3k3jamail clown
Only 4 years between the Lions last appearance and the Cowboys last appearance
Holy cow lots of cowboys lmao☠️
By team:
Dallas: 1970 (won), 1971 (won), 1972, 1973, 1975 (won), 1977 (won), 1978 (won), 1980, 1981, 1982, 1992 (won), 1993 (won), 1994, 1995 (won)
New York Giants: 1986 (won), 1990 (won), 2000 (won), 2007 (won), 2011 (won)
Philadelphia: 1980 (won), 2001, 2002, 2003, 2004 (won), 2008, 2017 (won), 2022 (won)
Washington: 1972 (won), 1982 (won), 1983 (won), 1986, 1987 (won), 1991 (won)
Chicago: 1984, 1985 (won), 1988, 2006 (won), 2010
Detroit: 1991
Green Bay: 1995, 1996 (won), 1997 (won), 2007, 2010 (won), 2014, 2016, 2019, 2020
Minnesota: 1973 (won), 1974 (won), 1976 (won), 1977, 1987, 1998, 2000, 2009, 2017
Atlanta: 1998 (won), 2004, 2012, 2016 (won)
Carolina: 1996, 2003 (won), 2005, 2015 (won)
New Orleans: 2006, 2009 (won), 2018
Tampa Bay: 1979, 1999, 2002 (won), 2020 (won)
Arizona: 2008 (won), 2015
Los Angeles: 1974, 1975, 1976, 1978, 1979 (won), 1985, 1989, 1999 (won), 2001 (won), 2018 (won), 2021 (won)
San Francisco: 1970, 1971, 1981 (won), 1983, 1984 (won), 1988 (won), 1989 (won), 1990, 1992, 1993, 1994 (won), 1997, 2011, 2012 (won), 2013, 2019 (won), 2021, 2022
Seattle: 2005 (won), 2013 (won), 2014 (won)