"A hundred percent the Steelers are trying to be the Ravens and are trying to defeat the Ravens with their own game." - ...

Players from Alabama high schools and colleges have been in the NFL since Auburn’s Moon Ducote played with the Cleveland ...

The 1950 NFL Colts finished 1-11 and were outscored 462-213, after going 1-11 and being outscored 341-172 in their final AAFC season.

The Indianapolis Colts, originally the Baltimore Colts before relocating in 1984, have had a storied history filled with remarkable talent. From iconic quarterbacks to dominant defensive players ...

2. Robert Rodenburg And Abraham Watner The ownership picture of the 1940s version of the Baltimore Colts that began in the AAFC is complicated.

The AAFC existed from 1946-49 with Paul Brown’s Cleveland team winning the title in each of those years. The Browns, San Francisco 49ers and original Baltimore Colts then joined the NFL in 1950.

The Browns won the league championship each year. The AAFC folded after the 1949 season. Three teams from the league — the Browns, Baltimore Colts and San Francisco 49ers — were absorbed by ...

In his first AAFC title game in 1946, Graham was 16 of 27 for 213 yards and threw the game-winning touchdown to Dante Lavelli in the fourth quarter of a 14-9 win over the New York Yankees.

The Browns were the first when they joined the NFL from the so-called inferior AAFC in 1950, went 10-2 and won the championship. In 1969, the Namath-led Jets of the AFL stunned the Baltimore Colts ...

The Cleveland Browns, the San Francisco 49ers and the original Baltimore Colts joined the NFL in 1950, but the Colts disbanded after one year before returning as a new franchise in 1953.

The Browns won the AAFC all four years from 1946-49 before moving up to the NFL. The changes move men like Paul Brown and Otto Graham up on some all-time lists.