NFL Teams

The NFL has 32 teams for the 2026 season: 16 in the AFC and 16 in the NFC, each split into four divisions of four (East, North, South, West). The Seattle Seahawks are the reigning Super Bowl champions (2026). The Steelers and Patriots share the record for most Super Bowl titles with 6. Each card shows the team's record, its next game and links to its schedule, roster and stats; the table below lists every stadium, head coach and Super Bowl title count.

AFC Teams

NFC Teams

NFL Teams: Stadiums, Coaches, Titles and Local TV

TeamStadiumHead coachTitlesLocal TV
Arizona CardinalsState Farm Stadium, GlendaleMike LaFleur0–
Atlanta FalconsMercedes-Benz Stadium, AtlantaKevin Stefanski0–
Baltimore RavensM&T Bank Stadium, BaltimoreJesse Minter2–
Buffalo BillsHighmark Stadium, BuffaloJoe Brady0–
Carolina PanthersBank of America Stadium, CharlotteDave Canales0–
Chicago BearsSoldier Field, ChicagoBen Johnson1–
Cincinnati BengalsPaycor Stadium, CincinnatiZac Taylor0–
Cleveland BrownsFirstEnergy Stadium , ClevelandTodd Monken0–
Dallas CowboysAT&T Stadium, ArlingtonBrian Schottenheimer5–
Denver BroncosEmpower Field at Mile High, DenverSean Payton3–
Detroit LionsFord Field, DetroitDan Campbell0–
Green Bay PackersLambeau Field, Green BayMatt LaFleur4–
Houston TexansNRG Stadium, HoustonDeMeco Ryans0–
Indianapolis ColtsLucas Oil Stadium, IndianapolisShane Steichen2–
Jacksonville JaguarsTIAA Bank Field, JacksonvilleLiam Coen0–
Kansas City ChiefsArrowhead Stadium, Kansas CityAndy Reid4–
Las Vegas RaidersAllegiant Stadium, Las VegasKlint Kubiak3–
Los Angeles ChargersSoFi Stadium, InglewoodJim Harbaugh0–
Los Angeles RamsSoFi Stadium, InglewoodSean McVay2–
Miami DolphinsHard Rock Stadium, Miami GardensJeff Hafley2–
Minnesota VikingsU.S. Bank Stadium, MinneapolisKevin O'Connell0–
New England PatriotsGillette Stadium, FoxboroughMike Vrabel6–
New Orleans SaintsCaesars Superdome, New OrleansKellen Moore1–
New York GiantsMetLife Stadium, East RutherfordJohn Harbaugh4–
New York JetsMetLife Stadium, East RutherfordAaron Glenn1–
Philadelphia EaglesLincoln Financial Field, PhiladelphiaNick Sirianni2–
Pittsburgh SteelersAcrisure Stadium, PittsburghMike McCarthy6–
San Francisco 49ersLevi's Stadium, Santa ClaraKyle Shanahan5–
Seattle SeahawksLumen Field, SeattleMike Macdonald2–
Tampa Bay BuccaneersRaymond James Stadium, TampaTodd Bowles2–
Tennessee TitansNissan Stadium, NashvilleRobert Saleh0–
Washington CommandersNorthwest Stadium, LandoverDan Quinn3–

Titles are NFL championships. Click a column heading to sort.

NFL Teams FAQ

How many teams are in the NFL?

There are 32 NFL teams: 16 in the AFC (American Football Conference) and 16 in the NFC (National Football Conference), each in four divisions of four.

Which teams are in the AFC?

The AFC teams are the Bengals, Bills, Broncos, Browns, Chargers, Chiefs, Colts, Dolphins, Jaguars, Jets, Patriots, Raiders, Ravens, Steelers, Texans and Titans.

Which teams are in the NFC?

The NFC teams are the 49ers, Bears, Buccaneers, Cardinals, Commanders, Cowboys, Eagles, Falcons, Giants, Lions, Packers, Panthers, Rams, Saints, Seahawks and Vikings.

What are the eight NFL divisions?

AFC East, AFC North, AFC South and AFC West; NFC East, NFC North, NFC South and NFC West. Each division has four teams, which play each other twice a season.

Which NFL team has won the most Super Bowls?

The Pittsburgh Steelers and New England Patriots share the record with 6 Super Bowl titles each.

Who won the last Super Bowl?

The Seattle Seahawks won the 2026 Super Bowl, beating the New England Patriots 29-13.

Do any NFL teams share a stadium?

Yes: the Giants and Jets at MetLife Stadium; the Rams and Chargers at SoFi Stadium.

Which state has the most NFL teams?

Florida and California, with 3 teams each: Florida (Jaguars, Dolphins and Buccaneers); California (Chargers, Rams and 49ers). Counted by where each team plays its home games.