How Many Games Did The NFL Play in 1984?
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How many games did the NFL play in 1984? The answer may surprise you!
Introduction
In 1984, the National Football League (NFL) played a total of nine regular season games. This was due to the players’ strike that began on September 22 and ended on November 17. Because of the strike, the NFL season was shortened from its usual 16 games to just nine.
How Many Games Did The NFL Play in 1984?
The NFL played a total of 984 regular season games in 1984. This included the preseason, which consisted of four games for each team. The regular season began on September 6 and ended on December 16. The playoffs began on December 23 and ended on January 20, 1985, with the Super Bowl.
The NFL’s Regular Season
The National Football League’s regular season typically begins in early September and ends in late December or early January. During the regular season, each team plays 16 games, eight of which are at home and eight of which are away. The regular season consists of 17 weeks, with each team playing one game per week.
The NFL’s Postseason
In 1984, there were 3 rounds of playoffs, with a total of 6 teams. In the first round, the division winners were seeded 1-3 and hosted the wildcard winners, who were seeded 4-6. The top seed would play the lowest seed remaining, and the 2nd and 3rd seeds would play each other. The winners of those two games would then advance to the conference championship games. Finally, the two conference champions would advance to the Super Bowl to determine the league champion. In 1984, a total of 28 NFL games were played (including the Super Bowl).
Conclusion
In 1984, the NFL played a total of 9 regular season games. This was due to the fact that there was a players’ strike from weeks 4-6 of the season.
