NFL Championship

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The NFL Championship was the pre-Super Bowl title game that determined the league’s champion each season from 1933 through 1965.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf American football championship game
sports competition
1958GameLosingTeam New York Giants
1958GameOvertimeStatus first NFL playoff game decided in sudden-death overtime
1958GameVenue Yankee Stadium
1958GameWinningTeam Baltimore Colts (original NFL Colts franchise)
surface form: Baltimore Colts
broadcastMedium radio
television
competitionFormat postseason championship game
competitionLevel professional
confederation NFC precursor and NFL overall
country United States of America
surface form: United States
determined NFL season champion
endTime 1965
era pre-Super Bowl era
firstChampion Chicago Bears
firstEditionCity Chicago
firstEditionDate 1933-12-17
firstEditionLocation Wrigley Field
firstEditionTeams Chicago Bears
New York Giants
governingBody NFL Commissioner
historicalSignificance direct predecessor to the modern Super Bowl era championships
inception 1933
lastChampion Green Bay Packers
lastEditionDate 1965-12-26
lastEditionTeams Cleveland Browns
Green Bay Packers
league National Football League
mostTitlesTeam Chicago Bears
Cleveland Browns
Green Bay Packers
nicknameOfNotableGame The Greatest Game Ever Played
notableFranchise New York Giants
notableGame 1958 NFL Championship Game
notableRuleContext sudden-death overtime used in 1958 game
numberOfTitlesChicagoBears 8
numberOfTitlesClevelandBrowns 4
numberOfTitlesGreenBayPackers 8
organizer National Football League
playoffStructureChange introduced divisional playoff system in 1933
precededBy NFL Championship self-linksurface differs
surface form: NFL standings-based championship (pre-1933)
replacedBy AFL–NFL World Championship Game of All-Stars
surface form: AFL–NFL World Championship Game

Super Bowl
sport American football
startTime 1933
successorCompetition Super Bowl
surface form: NFL–AFL World Championship Game

Super Bowl I

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1933 NFL season introducedFeature NFL Championship
this entity surface form: NFL Championship Game
Mutual notableSportProperty NFL Championship
subject surface form: Mutual Broadcasting System
this entity surface form: NFL Championship Game
1940 NFL Championship Game 73–0 win over Washington Redskins category NFL Championship
this entity surface form: National Football League Championship games
Cleveland Stadium hostedEvent NFL Championship
this entity surface form: NFL Championship Games
George Wilson wonTitle NFL Championship
Lou Groza playedInChampionshipGame NFL Championship
this entity surface form: NFL Championship Game
Paul Hornung teamAchievement NFL Championship
NFL Eastern Conference Championship Game winnerAdvancedTo NFL Championship
this entity surface form: NFL Championship Game
NFL Championship precededBy NFL Championship self-linksurface differs
this entity surface form: NFL standings-based championship (pre-1933)
1933 NFL Championship Game isFirstOf NFL Championship
this entity surface form: NFL Championship Games
NFL Championship 1963 category NFL Championship
this entity surface form: National Football League championship games
Alex Webster participantIn NFL Championship
this entity surface form: NFL Championship Game
73–0 game competitionStage NFL Championship
1939 NFL Championship Game category NFL Championship
this entity surface form: National Football League championship games
demonstrated tactical superiority of T-formation offense competition NFL Championship
this entity surface form: National Football League Championship Game
Bulldog Turner wonChampionship NFL Championship
1941 NFL Championship Game category NFL Championship
this entity surface form: National Football League championship games
George McAfee wonChampionship NFL Championship