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In a puzzling decision, the NFL has now adopted the All American Football Conference (AAFC), an eight team league that lasted just 4 years, from 1946 to 1949, 76 years after the AAFC played its last game... The AAFC is most notable as the league where the Cleveland Browns & San Francisco 49ers got their starts...
While the NFL allowed the Browns & 49ers to join the NFL, the remaining 6 teams disappeared into the sands of time... The NFL, however, did not adopt the record & fact book of the rival league when it admitted the browns, 9ers and colts (not the same colts team we know and hate, this one folded after 1 season)... This was not the case for the AFL... The NFL did adopt the record and fact book of the AFL when they merged, which is why the Pats stats from the AFL days are official NFL stats...
With the adoption of the AAFC records,, Tom Brady now has a pretender to his throne of Championship greatness, Otto Graham... Both stand tall at 7 titles to their name... Otto Graham is a great QB, of that there is no doubt... But it's kinda ****ty of the NFL to dethrone Brady this way...
While the NFL allowed the Browns & 49ers to join the NFL, the remaining 6 teams disappeared into the sands of time... The NFL, however, did not adopt the record & fact book of the rival league when it admitted the browns, 9ers and colts (not the same colts team we know and hate, this one folded after 1 season)... This was not the case for the AFL... The NFL did adopt the record and fact book of the AFL when they merged, which is why the Pats stats from the AFL days are official NFL stats...
With the adoption of the AAFC records,, Tom Brady now has a pretender to his throne of Championship greatness, Otto Graham... Both stand tall at 7 titles to their name... Otto Graham is a great QB, of that there is no doubt... But it's kinda ****ty of the NFL to dethrone Brady this way...
Tom Brady is No Longer Winningest Champion After NFL Changes Record Book
After the NFL made changes to its record book, superstar quarterback Tom Brady is no longer alone as the most decorated winner in the league's history.
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