AFC South--Jacksonville, Miami, Houston, Tennessee
AFC West--Denver, Kansas City, Oakland, San Diego
NFC East--Dallas, New York, Philadelphia, Washington
NFC Central--Chicago, Detroit, Green Bay, Minnesota
NFC South--Atlanta, Carolina, New Orleans, Tampa Bay
NFC West--Arizona, St. Louis, San Francisco, Seattle
No matter what happens, no team is going to get exactly what it wants (except Dallas). In the 1970 AFL-NFL merger, Pittsburgh, Cleveland [the present-day Baltimore Ravens], and Baltimore [the present-day Indianapolis Colts] all had to be coaxed to switch into the AFC. Once that was taken care of, the NFC alignment was determined by picking one plan at random out of five possibilities.
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