What teams joined the 1933 NFL season?
The Pittsburgh Pirates, Philadelphia Eagles, and Cincinnati Reds entered as new franchises during the 1933 NFL season. The Boston Braves also changed their name to the Boston Redskins before play began.
Short answers, pulled from the story.
The Pittsburgh Pirates, Philadelphia Eagles, and Cincinnati Reds entered as new franchises during the 1933 NFL season. The Boston Braves also changed their name to the Boston Redskins before play began.
The league split into two divisions for the first time ever during the 1933 NFL season. Division winners met in a single championship match instead of relying on a tiebreaker system.
The Chicago Bears defeated the New York Giants to win the 1933 NFL Championship Game. This victory crowned George Halas' squad as champions of the 1933 season.
Harry Newman led all passers with 973 passing yards for the New York Giants during the 1933 NFL season. Glenn Presnell of the Portsmouth Spartans followed with 774 passing yards.
The renamed Boston Redskins moved their home games from Braves Field to Fenway Park during the 1933 NFL season. The Green Bay Packers also hosted selected home games at Borchert Field in Milwaukee that year.