The Fake American Football League

For the past 10 years, I have been playing football games with my toys as a hobby.

This year...I hit the big leagues...literally! This season, I did a "mock NFL" with 32 teams in cities (NY technically had 1 team, LA had 1, and New Orleans' team was HQ'ed in San Antonio)

THE CONFERENCES:
American Conference
Capital Conference

Here are the 32 teams and the standings with one more game to go in the season.
AMERICAN CONFERENCE:
Northern Division---
Columbus Cardinals (the team I portrayed): 13-3, Division Champs, 1st Round Bye, Conference Champions, World Champions
Pittsburgh Tigers: 10-6
Cleveland Buckeyes: 8-8
Baltimore Bobcats: 7-9

Eastern Division---
New England Colonials: 10-6, Division Champs
Buffalo Devils: 8-8
Miami Sharks: 5-11
New Jersey Metros: 4-12

Western Division---
Los Angeles Stars: 10-6, Division Champs
Denver Mounties: 9-7
Kansas City Panthers: 8-8
San Diego Stallions: 4-12

Southern Division---
Indiana Bearcats: 14-2, Division Champs/Home Field Advantage
Carolina Bruins: 12-4, Wildcard
Tennessee Rockies: 4-12
Houston Cowboys: 3-13

CAPITAL CONFERENCE:
Southern Division---
Cincinnati Falcons: 13-3, Division Champs/Home Field Advantage
Tampa Bay Titans: 10-6
Atlanta Rebels: 9-7
New Orleans Knights: 4-12

Eastern Division---
Washington Presidents: 11-5, Division Champs
New York Capitals: 10-6
Dallas Rangers: 9-7
Philadelphia Patriots: 6-10

Western Division---
Seattle Vikings: 11-5, Division Champs, 1st Round Bye, Conference Champs, League Runners-Up
St. Louis Lions: 7-9
Arizona Hawks: 6-10
San Francisco Pioneers: 4-12

Northern Division---
Chicago Bulldogs: 10-6, Division Champs
Detroit Mustangs: 7-9
Minnesota Eagles: 6-10
Wisconsin Wildcats: 4-12

THE PLAYOFFS began the 1st weekend of January
in the Wildcard round...
Saturday the 7th
New York beat Chicago 31-13
Los Angeles destroyed Pittsburgh 42-12

Sunday the 8th
New England blanked Carolina 20-0
Tampa Bay topped Washington 34-21

in the Second Round...
Saturday the 14th
Tampa Bay grounded Cincinnati 28-14
Columbus on a last second field goal edged Los Angeles 20-17

Sunday the 15th
New England upset Indiana 34-17
Seattle stopped New York 31-23

and
the Conference Championships on Sunday the 22nd
Columbus soared over New England 30-10
Seattle outdueled Tampa Bay 38-14

and finally- in the World Championship on February the 5th
Columbus repeated their defense of the title by beating Seattle 34-17

The All-Star Game:
Americans 30, Nationals 10