Depends on when. Tampa Bay and Seattle were the first two, in 1976. Later, it was the Baltimore Ravens, Jacksonville, Carolina, Tennessee Titans (relocated from the former Houston Oilers), Houston Texans, Indianapolis Colts (moved from Baltimore), Cleveland Browns again (reborn after owner moved team from Cleveland to Baltimore). That is, if you are not counting the AFL merger from 1970.
1 .... the Houston Texans in 2002.
Click on the 'Chronology of NFL Teams' link on this page to see when every team that has participated in the NFL joined and when those that folded left.
By NFL rule, expansion teams are given the first selection in each round of the draft. The last expansion team in the NFL was the Houston Texans who began play in 2002. They were awarded the first selection in each round of the 2002 NFL Draft.
No NFL teams have no cheerleaders. They all have them and many of them.
32 teams
1 .... the Houston Texans in 2002.
Click on the 'Chronology of NFL Teams' link on this page to see when every team that has participated in the NFL joined and when those that folded left.
By NFL rule, expansion teams are given the first selection in each round of the draft. The last expansion team in the NFL was the Houston Texans who began play in 2002. They were awarded the first selection in each round of the 2002 NFL Draft.
No nfl teams are playing today
32 NFL football teams
Click on the 'The NFL in 1950' link on this page to see the teams and rosters of the teams that were in the NFL in 1950.
No - the Ravens were already an existing franchise (Cleveland Browns) that moved their team to a different city (Baltimore). Expansion teams are those teams who are new NFL franchises in new cities that have never had a prior NFL team, or at least haven't had one in many years. Examples are the Jaguars and Panthers, Titans, and Texans.
In the NFL their are 32 teams
No NFL teams have no cheerleaders. They all have them and many of them.
32 NFL football teams
There has been 32 teams in the NFL since 2002.
There are currently 34 Teams in the NFL.