Eastern Conference Capitol Division

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The Eastern Conference Capitol Division was a short-lived divisional grouping in the National Football League that organized several East Coast teams during the late 1960s realignment era.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf National Football League division
defunct sports division
conferenceRealignmentEra late 1960s NFL realignment
country United States of America
surface form: United States
dissolved 1969
divisionLevel top-level NFL divisional grouping
firstSeason 1967 NFL season
geographicFocus Eastern and Southern United States NERFINISHED
hadTeam Dallas Cowboys NERFINISHED
New Orleans Saints NERFINISHED
Philadelphia Eagles NERFINISHED
Washington Redskins NERFINISHED
historicalContext pre-merger NFL alignment prior to 1970 AFL–NFL merger
inception 1967
lastSeason 1969 NFL season
league National Football League
notableFranchise Dallas Cowboys NERFINISHED
Washington Redskins NERFINISHED
organizedTeamsFromRegion East Coast of the United States
partOf Eastern Conference (NFL) NERFINISHED
realignmentReason NFL expansion and restructuring in the 1960s
seasonCount 3
shortName Capitol Division NERFINISHED
sport American football
status defunct
successorDivision NFC East NERFINISHED

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1966 NFL season division Eastern Conference Capitol Division