2002.
The most recent realignment of NFL divisions was before the 2002 season.
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.
May 22, 2001 NFL owners vote to realign into eight, four-team divisions. In 2002, the Carolina Panthers (NFC WEST) moved to the newly created *NFC South* Where they currently remain.
The four divisions that make up the NFL are the east, north, south, and west.
In 2002 the NFL realigned the league because of the addition of the Houston Texans. Prior to 2002, there were 31 teams in the NFL. With the addition of the Texans, there were now 32 teams. 16 teams in each conference, 4 teams per division, the NFL split up the league into the new order, trying to preserve as any regional and historical rivalries as possible.
There are many divisions in the NFl.The main divisions are the North, South, East and the West.
there were no divisions
No, there are eight divisions in the NFL. The NFC North, South, East and West, and the AFC North, South, East and West.
East West North South
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.
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.
East West North South