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There are 32 teams in the NFL..........



Division[89]Club[89]City/AreaStadium[90]CapacityCoordinatesFirst season[91]Head Coach
American Football Conference
EastBuffalo BillsOrchard Park, NYRalph Wilson Stadium71,85742.774°N 78.787°W1960 (AFL), 1970 (NFL)Rex Ryan
Miami DolphinsMiami Gardens, FLSun Life Stadium65,32625.958056°N 80.238889°W1966 (AFL), 1970 (NFL)Joe Philbin
New England PatriotsFoxborough, MAGillette Stadium68,75642.090944°N 71.264344°W1960 (AFL), 1970 (NFL)Bill Belichick
New York JetsEast Rutherford, NJMetLife Stadium[B]82,56640.813611°N 74.074444°W1960 (AFL), 1970 (NFL)Todd Bowles
NorthBaltimore RavensBaltimore, MDM&T Bank Stadium71,00839.277881°N 76.622639°W1996[C]John Harbaugh
Cincinnati BengalsCincinnati, OHPaul Brown Stadium65,53539.095444°N 84.516039°W1968 (AFL), 1970 (NFL)Marvin Lewis
Cleveland BrownsCleveland, OHFirstEnergy Stadium67,40741.506111°N 81.699444°W1946 (AAFC), 1950 (NFL)[C]Mike Pettine
Pittsburgh SteelersPittsburgh, PAHeinz Field65,50040.446667°N 80.015833°W1933Mike Tomlin
SouthHouston TexansHouston, TXNRG Stadium71,05429.684722°N 95.410833°W2002Bill O'Brien
Indianapolis Colts*Indianapolis, INLucas Oil Stadium62,42139.760056°N 86.163806°W1953Chuck Pagano
Jacksonville JaguarsJacksonville, FLEverBank Field[D]67,24630.323889°N 81.6375°W1995Gus Bradley
Tennessee Titans*Nashville, TNNissan Stadium69,14336.166389°N 86.771389°W1960 (AFL), 1970 (NFL)Ken Whisenhunt
WestDenver BroncosDenver, COSports Authority Field at Mile High76,12539.743889°N 105.02°W1960 (AFL), 1970 (NFL)Gary Kubiak
Kansas City Chiefs*Kansas City, MOArrowhead Stadium76,41639.048889°N 94.483889°W1960 (AFL), 1970 (NFL)Andy Reid
Oakland Raiders*Oakland, CAO.co Coliseum56,05737.751667°N 122.200556°W1960 (AFL), 1970 (NFL)Jack Del Rio
San Diego Chargers*San Diego, CAQualcomm Stadium70,56132.783056°N 117.119444°W1960 (AFL), 1970 (NFL)Mike McCoy
National Football Conference
EastDallas CowboysArlington, TXAT&T Stadium85,00032.747778°N 97.092778°W1960Jason Garrett
New York GiantsEast Rutherford, NJMetLife Stadium[B]82,56640.813611°N 74.074444°W1925Tom Coughlin
Philadelphia EaglesPhiladelphia, PALincoln Financial Field69,17639.900833°N 75.1675°W1933Chip Kelly
Washington Redskins*Landover, MDFedExField79,00038.907778°N 76.864444°W1932Jay Gruden
NorthChicago Bears*†Chicago, ILSoldier Field61,50041.8625°N 87.616667°W1920John Fox
Detroit Lions*Detroit, MIFord Field65,00042.34°N 83.045556°W1930Jim Caldwell
Green Bay PackersGreen Bay, WILambeau Field80,73544.501°N 88.062°W1921Mike McCarthy
Minnesota VikingsMinneapolis, MNTCF Bank Stadium[E]52,52544.976°N 93.225°W1961Mike Zimmer
SouthAtlanta FalconsAtlanta, GAGeorgia Dome74,22833.7575°N 84.400833°W1966Dan Quinn
Carolina PanthersCharlotte, NCBank of America Stadium74,45535.225833°N 80.852778°W1995Ron Rivera
New Orleans SaintsNew Orleans, LAMercedes-Benz Superdome73,20829.950833°N 90.081111°W1967Sean Payton
Tampa Bay BuccaneersTampa, FLRaymond James Stadium65,89027.975833°N 82.503333°W1976Lovie Smith
WestArizona Cardinals*†Glendale, AZUniversity of Phoenix Stadium63,40033.5275°N 112.2625°W1920Bruce Arians
St. Louis Rams*St. Louis, MOEdward Jones Dome66,00038.632778°N 90.188611°W1937Jeff Fisher
San Francisco 49ersSanta Clara, CALevi's Stadium68,50037.403°N 121.97°W1946 (AAFC), 1950 (NFL)Jim Tomsula
Seattle SeahawksSeattle, WACenturyLink Field67,00047.5952°N 122.3316°W1976Pete Carroll

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