History of National Football League Championship - List of Various League/world Championship Game Systems

List of Various League/world Championship Game Systems

League Official Name Common Name First year Last year Trophy name
NFL NFL Champion
(No championship game played)
NFL Champion 1920 1932 Brunswick-Balke Collender Cup, 1922
None, 1923–32
NFL Championship Game NFL Championship 1933 1969 Ed Thorp Memorial Trophy
AAFC AAFC Championship Game AAFC Championship 1946 1949 AAFC Trophy
AFL AFL Championship Game AFL Championship 1960 1969 AFL Trophy
AFL
NFL
AFL-NFL World Championship Game World Championship of Pro Football
AFL-NFL World Championship Game
Super Bowl
1966 1969 World Championship Game Trophy/Vince Lombardi Trophy
NFL Super Bowl
"(Modern) NFL Championship"
Super Bowl
World Championship
(Modern) NFL Championship
1970 Present

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