All-America Football Conference Guide, Meaning , Facts, Information and Description

The All-America Football Conference (AAFC) was a short-lived professional league of American football which operated from 1946 through 1949.

The AAFC successfully competed against the National Football League in many cities, outdrawing the older league in terms of attendance and, in the case of teams such as the Cleveland Browns and San Francisco 49ers, demonstrating equal if not superior football talent. The Browns of 1948 in fact became the first professional football team to go undefeated in all its games — 24 years before the 1972 Miami Dolphins of the NFL would do so.

After operating for four years, the stronger franchises of the AAFC were merged into the NFL. Those teams were:

• Cleveland Browns
• San Francisco 49ers
• Baltimore Colts —

  This Colts team played just one season (1950) in the NFL. The current Colts team was founded in 1953.

Table of contents

1 AAFC teams 2 AAFC championship games 3 See also

AAFC teams

• Baltimore Colts, 1947-1949
• Brooklyn Dodgers, 1946-1948
• Buffalo Bisons, 1946, renamed Buffalo Bills, 1947-1949
• Chicago Rockets, 1946-1948, renamed Chicago Hornets, 1949
• Cleveland Browns, 1946-1949
• Los Angeles Dons, 1946-1949
• Miami Seahawks, 1946 (relocated to Baltimore)
• New York Yankees, 1946-1949
• San Francisco 49ers, 1946-1949

AAFC championship games

• 1946 — Cleveland Browns 14, New York Yankees 9
• 1947 — Cleveland Browns 14, New York Yankees 3
• 1948 — Cleveland Browns 49, Buffalo Bills 7
• 1949 — Cleveland Browns 21, San Francisco 49ers 7

See also

• List of leagues of American football

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