Complete NFL Franchise History Timeline (NFL Teams) 

The old logos look like restaruant logos. *Edit: Did not expect to get this many likes* 🤩

DAYTON MOTHERFUCKING TRIANGLES FTW Edit: WOW 239 likes

Me: hey grandpa what was ur fav team Grandpa: the Dayton triangles Me:...

Dayton triangles are the best named team dont @ me

I heard that the Green Bay Pakers and Tampa Bay Buccaneers merged to form the Tampax. They're only good for one period and there's no second string.

Cardinals are like one of the oldest teams if not the oldest and still dont have a SB.

Did anyone else catch the triangles and panhandles game the other day?

The Dayton Triangles couldn't compete in the league, because they only ever had 3 points!

Man The Cardinals, Bears, and Packers went though some shit in the history of the NFL

This was very entertaining, I love this sorta content,

I’m tryin to get a Phil-Pitt Steagles jersey tho

Packers and Bears joined near the start and never moved, the greatest and most historic rivaly in the NFL

Packers sat down and watched everything happen

Why the hell are most of the old NFL teams named after MLB teams Edit Thanks for 200 likes!

Cool, but should have illustrated with a map, those logos on white background were kind of useless.

My high school football field was the same field that the Rock Island Independents played on.

What team do you cheer for? THE TRIANGLES 0:00

Your video is indeed very informative and I feel like you would get a lot more viewers and subscribers if a lot more effort was put into them than just having a blank white screen with logos on it. You named off every detail except for when the Oakland Raiders first moved to Los Angeles in 1982. I think it was 82. I know this was only just the NFL, but it would have been interesting if you had mentioned the New York Jets starting out for the AFL and the Kansas City Chiefs starting out for the AFL when the New York Jets were called the New York Titans for the first few seasons and the Kansas City Chiefs were originally the Dallas Texans for the first few seasons.

There were so many moves (teams joining, teams folding, teams merging) that this guy actually merged two cities (Minneapolis, MN and Annapolis, MD) to form a brand new city: MINNEANAPOLIS.

Bears Packers! What an amazing Rivalry

You should’ve waited until next year to post this video, and name it “Evolution of the NFL over 100 years”.

Packers in 1919. It's why we are celebrating our 100th Season.

Just like my college history paper in the 70's! Thank you! Concise and accurate

PhilPitt- Steagles just imagine that today...

But in 2020 the Raiders will move to Las Vegas.

This was a great video! Amazing effort and thank you for making the history easier to understand!

I didn't know Minneapolis was so hard to pronounce...

It would’ve been so fun following the NFL in its early days.

DULUTH ESKIMOS!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

Good work young man, good to see younger people taking an interest in the history of the league! Well done

There was a great coffee table book published in 1970 on the 50th anniversary of the NFL that had this timeline as well. I used to have a copy but it was probably sold at a garage sale some time ago. I believe the book is now out of print but it was called "The First 50 Years" and along with some wonderful vintage photos, it had a very thorough narrative of all the clubs from the early days. Thanks for all your research!

...and the Raiders are set to move to Las Vegas for the 2020 season (or 2019 if they choose to play in UNLV’s stadium for a year).

The triangle's..... Great name

Thanks for creating this awesome video!

Minion-apolis

hold on, hold on. so are you telling me at one point Philadelphia and Pittsburgh had a joint team once? I will ask every single die-hard steelers fan this, true or false? in 1943, did the Pittsburgh steelers and Philadelphia eagles merge into a single team? answer: true, due to WWII the steelers and the eagles merged into the phil-pitt steagals. LOL

Cardinals survived all the nfl history from getting fold

Props to the bears and the cardinals for sticking there since the beginning

Good info but your graphics are confusing AF

The Dallas Texans moved to Kansas City in 1963 and they changed their name to the Chiefs. In 1960 Dallas had two pro football teams the Cowboys who played for the NFL and the Texans for the AFL. The Texans won the AFL championship in 1962.

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Very concise and informational video, thank you!

As a Minnesotan, his mispronunciation of Minneapolis really bothers me.

You have a underatted channel I love your channel

The Arizona Cardinals and the Chicago Bears are the oldest franchises in NFL history that's why they play each other almost every season, cause they were cross-town rivals much like the Chicago Cubs and the Chicago White Sox.

Thanks for putting all the time into this. Pretty cool!

Does it ever amaze anyone how out of all the small teams like the Columbus Panhandles and the Dayton Triangles that a team like the Green Bay Packers still exist? There have been many times the Packers could've folded but the team still exists. *1921 - Packers head coach Curly Lambeau used college players from Notre Dame in a game against the Chicago Staleys, was snitched on my George Halas. The Packers were kicked out of the league until "The Hungry Five" had to raise funds to re-admit them in 1922. * A fan who fell from the bleachers at City Stadium won a $5,000 lawsuit against the Packers. * Joseph Carr worked to establish the Milwaukee Badgers as an attempt to financially compete with the Packers. The Badgers failed as a franchise and they played like shit. * The stock sales the Packers held in 1923, 1935 and 1950 were done to financially help the Packers in times of financial hardships and keeping the team in Green Bay. Since 1997 they were only held to raise funds for renovations and expansions to Lambeau Field. * Milwaukee County Stadium was intentionally built to not only attract a baseball team, but to attract the Packers to move to Milwaukee. But it was approved by Green Bay voters 11,575 to 4,893 to build a new "City Stadium" (now Lambeau Field). I could go on and on since things like the threats of relocation to Milwaukee even persisted through the 1980s, but I only wanted to point out how well the Packers played their cards and became what they are. Love them or hate them, they are still unique since there is no team like them in the big four sports leagues in North America that can prosper in a city that barely has a population of 100,000.

Nice research bro everything seemed legit. You got yourself a subscriber.

I demand a return of the Philpitt Steagles

This was really helpful I like that my team the Denver Broncos never changed cities or names😉

The NFL should relocate it headquarters to Chicago. That's where the league was born. Just a suggestion.

Awesome video, thanks for putting this together!!

This is the Green Bay Packers' 100th season, but only the NFL's 99th. A lot of Packers merchandise claims they were founded in 1921, but that was the year they joined the NFL. The Packers played two seasons ('19 and '20) before entering the NFL in '21.

Great video, learned a lot that I didn’t know!

Why do you pronounce Minneapolis that way 😂😂

great work my only suggestion is investing in better audio hardware [mic, monitors, ect] only to properly showcase your talents (which you have a lot of)

All these teams named after baseball teams lol... Imagine if we still had the Detroit Tigers, Cleveland Indians, St. Louis Cardinals, Cincinnati Reds, Pittsburgh Pirates, Brooklyn Dodgers and Boston Braves in the NFL.

Looks like you worked hard on it so I left a like

*THE YANKS*

Thanks for making this video.

Meanwhile, Green Bay just sits there

Thanks for presenting that information! That was really cool!

Uhhh, I am almost 100% sure the Eagles were made from combined teams that fold the year before. I know the Yellow Jackets were part of the Eagles.

GREAT WORK MY FRIEND. THIS IS WORTHY CONTENT REGARDING HISTORY. THANK YOU

1970 was basically the baby boomer era of the NFL when it came to the number of teams added.

Very interesting timeline. I have studied the history of the NFL via sports almanacs and other sources. It's all very interesting, from the very first person to be paid to play, to the early NFL championship games in the 1930's, the Cleveland-Detroit rivalries of the 1950's, the rise of the AFL and the Super Bowl in the 60's, and of course the AFL-NFL merger in 1970, leading to today's playoff format. Good stuff.

Damn the Packers are ancient.

Holy shit, I had no idea the NFL’s origins were shrouded in such complex mystery.

how bout dem triangles

So cool to see it all slowly turn into the NFL we know today

Also it's kind of interesting to point out that there are only two charter member teams sill in the league. The Cardinals and the Bears.

This was amazing and so cool I love it

Can you pronounce Minneapolis right please?

Amazing dude I really enjoyed it!

Huh, never knew my small hometown had a professional football team in the 20's, cool.

Nice job on your history of nfl

Damn! The Washington senators destroyed the triangles! Just imagine if that was a real thing

Very well done. thank you

The Newark Tornadoes???? For a second I thought you said Tomatoes 🍅!

Would be nice if you had a date in the corner so we could always know what year we are at. Also, I think it would be a good idea to highlight the franchises you are talking about.

It's the Providence Steam Roller. Not plural.

That was awesome!! Now do one on what the Super Bowl Champions hats look like. Or the NFL Champions from then until now. I'm stuck looking for the Bears Super Bowl 20 hat right now because I have no idea what it looks like. There are like 8 different ones I have seen, obviously only one is the hat they got after beating the New England Patriots. I have from Super Bowl 21 until now on my wall.

jesus people really liked being the tigers in the 20s

Great content man!

"Minionapolis" bruh

In 2020 introducing the Las Vegas Raiders... nice video man

Packers always stayed 🤗

Great research to make this video. Could you make a video on the afl history?

My packers been around for a hot minute lol.

Great work!

what happened to the dayton triangles

Very good and thorough

Wait, Tonawanda had a National level team once? The more you know.

This was a cool video can you do this for the MLB and NBA?

Tonawanda is litterally a suburb of buffalo wtf

The Browns have the most BLAND and boring logo. The Browns and the Jets need to upgrade their logos. An orange helmet? Really? Just stick with the boxer hound logo, it's so much better. Also, the Bears should just stick with the bear logo. A random orange "c" doesn't intimidate me.

Great video! Didn't know that my hometown of Hartford ever had a team until now.

the bears were the longest lasting team go chicago

Thanks! Good work

One error though, and the NFL perpetuates the error. The Ravens were NOT made from the remnants of the Browns... The Ravens WERE the former Browns! The team moved 100% intact to Baltimore. The current Cleveland Browns have no connection whatsoever to the Browns/Ravens except for the (racist?) name and the drab uniforms. They were an expansion team in 1999, taking the old name. You can't change history! ...although the NFL made Art Modell leave the name, uniforms, and "history" in Cleveland. However, history is not arbitrary, it's based on fact, not emotion. The current Browns II were 100% an expansion team. They should be called the Cleveland Frauds, because they're NOT the Browns of Jimmy Brown and Otto Graham! That team is in Baltimore!