What NFL teams are still in their original cities?

Answer 1

• Green Bay Packers
• Atlanta Falcons
• New Orleans Saints
• Tampa Bay Buccaneers
• Seattle Seahawks
• San Francisco 49ers
• Buffalo Bills
• Miami Dolphins
• Cincinnati Bengals
• Cleveland Browns
• Houston Texans
• Jacksonville Jaguars
• Denver Broncos
• Oakland Raiders (although they played in L.A. from 1982 through 1994)
• Minnesota Vikings (they started out in Bloomington and later moved a few miles away to Minneapolis, but they've always been in the same metro area)
• Dallas Cowboys (technically, they've played in a couple of Dallas suburbs, but still the same metro area)
• New York Jets (they originally played in New York City and now play in northern New Jersey, but it's still considered part of the NYC metro area)
• New York Giants (see the Jets)
• Philadelphia Eagles (technically, Philadelphia and Pittsburgh swapped franchises in 1940, with players moving to the opposite cities but the team names remaining the same; but most people consider the Eagles and Steelers as continuous franchises from the year they both joined the league)
• Pittsburgh Steelers (see the Eagles)

Teams that have moved:

• Chicago Bears (originally from Decatur, Illinois)
• Detroit Lions (originally from Portsmouth, Ohio)
• Washington Redskins (originally from Boston)
• Carolina Panthers (played their first season in South Carolina and now play in North Carolina)
• St. Louis Rams (originally from Cleveland, and later from Los Angeles)
• Arizona Cardinals (originally from Chicago, and later from St. Louis)
• New England Patriots (originally from Boston; they now play about halfway between Boston and Providence, Rhode Island)
• Baltimore Ravens (technically a continuation of the original Cleveland Browns franchise)
• Indianapolis Colts (originally from Baltimore)
• Tennessee Titans (originally from Houston)
• San Diego Chargers (originally from Los Angeles)
• Kansas City Chiefs (originally from Dallas)