The four divisions that make up the NFL are the east, north, south, and west.
There are eight divisions in the NFL. Four in the AFC and four in the NFC.
There are eight divisions in the NFL. Four in the AFC and four in the NFC.
There are many divisions in the NFl.The main divisions are the North, South, East and the West.
East West North South
The 32 teams of the NFL are divided evenly into two conferences, AFC and NFC, and each conference is made up of four divisions, North, East, West and South. Therefore, the NFL is divided into a total of eight divisions, each containing four teams.
There are four divisions in each of the two conferences in the NFL. The eight division winners make the playoffs and the teams with the two best records in each conference that did not win their division make the playoffs as 'wildcards'.
In 1960, the NFL had two conferences, the East and the West, and there were no divisions within either conference. The East conference had 6 teams and the West Conference had 7. In 1967, the NFL broke the two conferences into four divisions, the Capitol, Century, Coastal, and Central. Four teams were in each division. When the AFL-NFL merger occurred in 1970, each conference, American and National, had three divisions. Those were the East, Central, and West. Five teams were in each conference's East division and four were in both the Central and West. In 2002, with the addition of the Houston Texans as the 32nd NFL team, each conference was divided into four divisions from three. The new divisions were the East, North, West, and South. Four teams were in each division.
2 conferences AFC and NFC with four divisions in each conference
2002. The most recent realignment of NFL divisions was before the 2002 season.
The NFL is one league with two "conferences," the NFC and AFC. Each conference consists of four "divisions" (north, south, east and west), and each division contains four teams.
There are eight division...made up of 32 teams total.
there were no divisions