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The NFL Championship (1920-1969)

Note: Due to the announced AFL/NFL merger, NFL Championship games from 1966-1969 were de facto NFC Championship games, but are included here because the AFC and NFC did not exist until the merger in 1970. However, the NFL Record & Fact Book lumps all NFL Championship games in with the NFC Championship results. For a composite list of Super Bowls and pre-Super Bowl era championships, click here.
Year	Date	Away Team Home Team	Score	Head Coaches	Location	Att.
1920	N/A	Akron Pros	N/A	Elgie Tobin	8-0-3 (1.000)	N/A
1921	N/A	Chicago Staleys	N/A	George Halas	9-1-1 (0.900)	N/A
1922	N/A	Canton Bulldogs	N/A	Guy Chamberlin	10-0-2 (1.000)	N/A
1923	N/A	Canton Bulldogs [2]	N/A	Guy Chamberlin	11-0-1 (1.000)	N/A
1924	N/A	Cleveland Bulldogs	N/A	Guy Chamberlin	7-1-1 (0.875)	N/A
1925	N/A	Chicago Cardinals	N/A	Norman Barry	11-2-1 (0.846)	N/A
1926	N/A	Frankford Yellow Jackets	N/A	Guy Chamberlin	14-1-2 (0.933)	N/A
1927	N/A	New York Giants	N/A	Earl Potteiger	11-1-1 (0.917)	N/A
1928	N/A	Providence Steam Roller	N/A	Jimmy Conzelman	8-1-2 (0.889)	N/A
1929	N/A	Green Bay Packers	N/A	Curly Lambeau	12-0-1 (1.000)	N/A
1930	N/A	Green Bay Packers [2]	N/A	Curly Lambeau	10-3-1 (0.769)	N/A
1931	N/A	Green Bay Packers [3]	N/A	Curly Lambeau	12-2-0 (0.857)	N/A
1932	N/A	Chicago Bears [2]	N/A	Ralph Jones	7-1-6 (0.875)	N/A
1933	12/17/33	New York Giants Chicago Bears [3]	21 23	Steve Owen George Halas	Wrigley Field Chicago, IL	26,000
1934	12/9/34	Chicago Bears New York Giants [2]	13 30	George Halas Steve Owen	Polo Grounds New York, NY	35,059
1935	12/15/35	New York Giants Detroit Lions	7 26	Steve Owen George Clark	Univ. of Detroit Stadium Detroit, MI	15,000
1936	12/13/36	Green Bay Packers [4] Boston Redskins	21 6	Curly Lambeau Ray Flaherty	Polo Grounds New York, NY	29,545
1937	12/12/37	Washington Redskins Chicago Bears	28 21	Ray Flaherty George Halas	Wrigley Field Chicago, IL	15,870
1938	12/11/38	Green Bay Packers New York Giants [3]	17 23	Curly Lambeau Steve Owen	Polo Grounds New York, NY	48,120
1939	12/10/39	New York Giants Green Bay Packers [5]	0 27	Steve Owen Curly Lambeau	Wisconsin State Fair Park West Allis, WI	32,279
1940	12/8/40	Chicago Bears [4] Washington Redskins	73 0	George Halas Ray Flaherty	Griffith Stadium Washington, DC	36,034
1941	12/21/41	New York Giants Chicago Bears [5]	9 37	Steve Owen George Halas	Wrigley Field Chicago, IL	13,341
1942	12/13/42	Chicago Bears Washington Redskins [2]	6 14	G.Halas/H.Anderson/L.Johnsos Ray Flaherty	Griffith Stadium Washington, DC	36,006
1943	12/26/43	Washington Redskins Chicago Bears [6]	21 41	Dutch Bergman H.Anderson/L.Johnsos	Wrigley Field Chicago, IL	34,320
1944	12/17/44	Green Bay Packers [6] New York Giants	14 7	Curly Lambeau Steve Owen	Polo Grounds New York, NY	46,016
1945	12/16/45	Washington Redskins Cleveland Rams	14 15	Dudley DeGroot Adam Walsh	Municipal Stadium Cleveland, OH	32,178
1946	12/15/46	Chicago Bears [7] New York Giants	24 14	George Halas Steve Owen	Polo Grounds New York, NY	58,346
1947	12/28/47	Philadelphia Eagles Chicago Cardinals [2]	21 28	Earle Neale Jimmy Conzelman	Comiskey Park Chicago, IL	30,759
1948	12/19/48	Chicago Cardinals Philadelphia Eagles	0 7	Jimmy Conzelman Earle Neale	Shibe Park Philadelphia, PA	36,309
1949	12/18/49	Philadelphia Eagles [2] Los Angeles Rams	14 0	Earle Neale Clark Shaughnessy	Memorial Coliseum Los Angeles, CA	27,980
1950	12/24/50	Los Angeles Rams Cleveland Browns	28 30	Joe Stydahar Paul Brown	Municipal Stadium Cleveland, OH	29,751
1951	12/23/51	Cleveland Browns Los Angeles Rams [2]	17 24	Paul Brown Joe Stydahar	Memorial Coliseum Los Angeles, CA	59,475
1952	12/28/52	Detroit Lions [2] Cleveland Browns	17 7	Buddy Parker Paul Brown	Municipal Stadium Cleveland, OH	50,934
1953	12/27/53	Cleveland Browns Detroit Lions [3]	16 17	Paul Brown Buddy Parker	Briggs Stadium Detroit, MI	54,577
1954	12/26/54	Detroit Lions Cleveland Browns [2]	10 56	Buddy Parker Paul Brown	Municipal Stadium Cleveland, OH	43,827
1955	12/26/55	Cleveland Browns [3] Los Angeles Rams	38 14	Paul Brown Sid Gillman	Memorial Coliseum Los Angeles, CA	85,693
1956	12/30/56	Chicago Bears New York Giants [4]	7 47	Paddy Driscoll Jim Lee Howell	Yankee Stadium New York, NY	56,836
1957	12/29/57	Cleveland Browns Detroit Lions [4]	14 59	Paul Brown George Wilson	Briggs Stadium Detroit, MI	55,263
1958	12/28/58	Baltimore Colts New York Giants	23 17	Weeb Ewbank Jim Lee Howell	Yankee Stadium New York, NY	64,185
1959	12/27/59	New York Giants Baltimore Colts [2]	16 31	Jim Lee Howell Weeb Ewbank	Memorial Stadium Baltimore, MD	57,545
1960	12/26/60	Green Bay Packers Philadelphia Eagles [3]	13 17	Vince Lombardi Buck Shaw	Franklin Field Philadelphia, PA	67,325
1961	12/31/61	New York Giants Green Bay Packers [7]	0 37	Allie Sherman Vince Lombardi	New City Stadium Green Bay, WI	39,029
1962	12/30/62	Green Bay Packers [8] New York Giants	16 7	Vince Lombardi Allie Sherman	Yankee Stadium New York, NY	64,892
1963	12/29/63	New York Giants Chicago Bears [8]	10 14	Allie Sherman George Halas	Wrigley Field Chicago, IL	45,801
1964	12/27/64	Baltimore Colts Cleveland Browns [4]	0 27	Don Shula Blanton Collier	Municipal Stadium Cleveland, OH	79,544
1965	1/2/66	Cleveland Browns Green Bay Packers [9]	12 23	Blanton Collier Vince Lombardi	Lambeau Field Green Bay, WI	50,777

1966	1/1/67	Green Bay Packers [10*] Dallas Cowboys	34 27	Vince Lombardi Tom Landry	Cotton Bowl Dallas, TX	74,152
1967	12/31/67	Dallas Cowboys Green Bay Packers [11*]	17 21	Tom Landry Vince Lombardi	Lambeau Field Green Bay, WI	50,861
1968	12/29/68	Baltimore Colts [3] Cleveland Browns	34 0	Don Shula Blanton Collier	Municipal Stadium Cleveland, OH	78,410
1969	1/4/70	Cleveland Browns Minnesota Vikings	7 27	Blanton Collier Bud Grant	Metropolitan Stadium Bloomington, MN	46,503

NFL Championship Game Standings

* Franchise won at least one title based on standings.
NFL CHAMPIONSHIP STANDINGS (1920-1969)
TEAM	TOT	W	L	PCT	PF	PA	HOME	ROAD	STR
Green Bay Packers*	11	8	2	0.800	223	116	4-0	4-2	W5
Chicago Staleys/Bears*	8	6	4	0.600	259	194	4-1	2-3	W1
Detroit Lions	4	4	1	0.800	129	100	3-0	1-1	W1
Cleveland Browns	4	4	5	0.444	217	192	3-1	1-4	L1
New York Giants*	4	3	11	0.214	208	309	3-4	0-7	L5
Philadelphia Eagles	3	3	1	0.750	59	41	2-0	1-1	W3
Baltimore Colts	3	3	1	0.750	88	60	1-0	2-1	W1
St. Louis Cardinals*	2	1	1	0.500	28	28	1-0	0-1	L1
Cleveland/L.A. Rams	2	2	3	0.400	81	113	2-2	0-1	L1
Boston/Washington Redskins	2	2	4	0.333	83	177	1-2	1-2	L2
Canton Bulldogs*	2	0	0	0.000	0	0	0-0	0-0	-
Minnesota Vikings	1	1	0	1.000	27	7	1-0	0-0	W1
Akron Pros*	1	0	0	0.000	0	0	0-0	0-0	-
Cleveland Bulldogs*	1	0	0	0.000	0	0	0-0	0-0	-
Frankford Yellow Jackets*	1	0	0	0.000	0	0	0-0	0-0	-
Providence Steam Roller*	1	0	0	0.000	0	0	0-0	0-0	-
Dallas Cowboys	0	0	2	0.000	44	55	0-1	0-1	L2

The AFL Championship (1960-1969)

Note: Due to the announced AFL/NFL merger, AFL Championship games from 1966-1969 were de facto AFC Championship games, but are included here because the AFC and NFC did not exist until the merger in 1970. However, the NFL Record & Fact Book lumps all AFL Championship games in with the AFC Championship results.
Year	Date	Away Team Home Team	Score	Head Coaches	Location	Att.
1960	1/1/61	Los Angeles Chargers Houston Oilers	16 24	Sid Gillman Lou Rymkus	Robertson Stadium Houston, TX	32,183
1961	12/24/61	Houston Oilers [2] San Diego Chargers	10 3	Wally Lemm Sid Gillman	Memorial Coliseum San Diego, CA	29,556
1962	12/23/62	Dallas Texans Houston Oilers	20 17†	Hank Stram Frank Ivy	Robertson Stadium Houston, TX	37,981
1963	1/5/64	Boston Patriots San Diego Chargers	10 51	Mike Holovak Sid Gillman	Balboa Stadium San Diego, CA	30,127
1964	12/26/64	San Diego Chargers Buffalo Bills	7 20	Sid Gillman Lou Saban	War Memorial Stadium Buffalo, NY	40,242
1965	12/26/65	Buffalo Bills [2] San Diego Chargers	23 0	Lou Saban Sid Gillman	Balboa Stadium San Diego, CA	30,361

1966	1/1/67	Kansas City Chiefs [2] Buffalo Bills	31 7	Hank Stram Joe Collier	War Memorial Stadium Buffalo, NY	42,080
1967	12/31/67	Houston Oilers Oakland Raiders	7 40	Wally Lemm John Rauch	Oakland-Alameda County Coliseum Oakland, CA	53,330
1968	12/29/68	Oakland Raiders New York Jets	23 27	John Rauch Weeb Ewbank	Shea Stadium New York, NY	62,627
1969	1/4/70	Kansas City Chiefs [3*] Oakland Raiders	17 7	Hank Stram John Madden	Oakland-Alameda County Coliseum Oakland, CA	53,564

AFL CHAMPIONSHIP STANDINGS (1960-1969)
TEAM	W	L	PCT	PF	PA	HOME	ROAD	STR
Dallas Texans/K.C. Chiefs	3	0	1.000	68	31	0-0	3-0	W3
Buffalo Bills	2	1	0.667	50	38	1-0	1-1	L1
Houston Oilers	2	2	0.500	58	79	1-1	1-1	L2
New York Jets	1	0	1.000	27	23	1-0	0-0	W1
Oakland Raiders	1	2	0.333	70	51	1-1	0-1	L2
L.A./San Diego Chargers	1	4	0.200	77	87	1-2	0-2	L2
Boston Patriots	0	1	0.000	10	51	0-0	0-1	L1

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