Afl is kind ov like the minors NFL is more pro.
unless your talking about the Australian Football League. then the answer is extremally different.
Well im not sure how, but NFL stands for National Football League. There used to be the AFL (American Football League) but the NFL and AFL merged.
The AFL-NFL Merger took place in 1970 combining teams from the American football conference with the National Football Conference.
They were in a league called the All-America Football Conference prior to joining the NFL. After the AFL/NFL merger, they were placed into the American Football Conference.
AFL stands for the Australian Football League.Or Austrian football league in soccerAlternate Answer:Um, I think the OP was referring to American football, and in that case, NFL stands for National Football League, and AFL could stand for two things: the American Football league (which was a separate football league until it merged with the NFL in 1970) or the Arena football league, which is a current indoor football league that plays on smaller fields than the NFL.
The NFL and AFL merged in 1970.
Yes. It had a smaller circumference, making it easier to pass.
In 1920, the American Football League(AFL) started. Then, in 1922, it adopted the name, National Football League(NFL).
In 1920, the American Football League(AFL) started. Then, in 1922, it adopted the name, National Football League(NFL).
1970, the first year of the AFL-NFL merger. Prior to the merger and starting in 1967, there were six divisions in professional football ... 4 in the NFL and 2 in the AFL.
They were founded in 1960 as a part of the AFL, they then were part of the NFL/AFL merger in 1970 and have been in the NFL ever since
The NFL has 2 conferences. The NFC (national football conference) and the AFC (American Football Conference) The AFC was created after the AFL (American Football league) disbanded and converged into the NFL in 1970