Since both the New York Jets and the New York Giants play in Met Life Stadium I would think they would be considered the "closest".
The NFL city closest to the continental divide is Denver, Colorado. The continental divide runs through the Rocky Mountains, and Denver is situated just east of this mountain range. The city is home to the Denver Broncos, an established NFL team. This geographic proximity makes Denver the closest NFL city to the continental divide.
Oakland Raiders
Baltimore Ravens
the steelers
Buffalo Bills in Buffalo, NY
There is no NFL football team located in North Dakota.When they don't have a "local" team to root for, NFL fans usually follow whatever team is closest. Geographically, the NFL team closest to North Dakota is the Minnesota Vikings.
No team has. The closest you could get is the Indianapolis Colts. Their board is 14-2.
Either the Detroit Lions or Buffalo Bills, geographically speaking ...
The Washington Redskins are closest to it, but there are no NFL teams located in Virginia. Idiot...
There is no NFL football team located in South Dakota. When they don't have a "local" team to root for, NFL fans usually follow whatever team is closest. Geographically, the NFL teams closest to South Dakota are the Minnesota Vikings and the Denver Broncos.
Oh, dude, the NFL city nearest to the continental divide is Denver, Colorado. So, like, if you ever want to catch a game and then take a spontaneous trip to see where water flows east or west, Denver is your spot. Just don't forget to pack your football and hiking boots!
There is no NFL team that is named after a fowl. The closest I can think of is a derogatory nickname used for the Seattle Seahawks. They are often called the "Sea-Chickens" by fans of opposing teams.