Which Is Your Favorite NFL Football Team?

What is your favorite NFL team to cheer for?

Residents of coastal Alabama are rabid fans for their SEC football teams. Many will attend a college football game or two during the season and it is a sin to schedule a wedding or birthday party while two powerhouse southern teams are playing each other.

But what about Sundays, after Church of course? What is your favorite NFL football team? Do you even watch on Sundays or just replay the recording of your college team's game from the day before?

Since so many of the area residents have moved to the beach from another location, many still cheer for their NFL team. Some even have local groups who meet at a sports bar on Sunday, Monday or Thursday to plant their NFL flag deep in SEC territory.

So tell us your favorite NFL team and we will announce to most popular selection amongst locals:

FUN NFL FACTS:

A 30-second Super Bowl advertisement cost companies around $7 million in 2023.
In 1959, NFL Commissioner Bert Bell died from a heart attack while watching a team score a touchdown in an NFL game.
The NFL’s Super Bowl is an unofficial holiday in the US.
The Arizona Cardinals team has existed since the NFL’s founding in 1920, becoming the oldest team in the league’s history.
NFL’s longest win streak record belongs to the Indianapolis Colts, at 23 wins.
During the NFL’s 1972 Season, the Miami Dolphins went undefeated, winning the Super Bowl and achieving the NFL’s only “Perfect Season.”
Mark Moseley is the only placekicker ever to have won an MVP title.
On April 9, 2015, Sarah Thomas became the NFL’s first officially hired female referee.
As of 2023, Tom Brady holds the record for the most Super Bowls, with 7 Lombardi Trophies.

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