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== //Football was one of the biggest sports to be played in the United States of America in the 1970s. Over the years in the 1970s has changed in football. The Super Bowl got millions of people to watch it. First team to win the Super Bowl was the Green Bay Packers. The teams have expanded from probably 16 to 32. The games schedule was 14 but now it is 16 games. The last team to join the NFL right now was the Houston Texans in 2002. After Houston joined they putted 4 teams in one division. So right now there are 4 divisions in one conference. The protective gear was not that good in the 1970s but later on they improved it. The mouth pieces, full facemasks, and better padding help protected players from any bad injuries. The game got better each year and popular. The football field became up to 100 yards. Some new technology that came in was probably the score board and the stadium. The NFL changed the penalties yards from sometimes like 5 to 10 yards or 10 to 5 yards. The youngest football player to play the NFL was Houston Texans DT Amobe Okoye at the age of 20 years and 91 days years old. Last young football player was Buffalo Bills OT Jamie Nails who was 20 years and 110 days years old in 1997. In 1972, the only football team to go undefeated the whole year (17-0). The last team was about to go undefeated was the New England Patriots. There were 18-0 but in Super Bowl 42 They lost to the New York Giants after a big comeback New York made. New England went 18-1 instead. In 2009 Pittsburgh Steelers made history by winning 6 Super Bowls and becoming the only one right now. // == ==  // Super Bowl Wins : Arizona Cardinals (0), Atlanta Falcons (0), Baltimore Ravens (1), Buffalo Bills (0), Carolina Panthers (0), Chicago Bears (1), Cincinnati Bengals (0), Cleveland Browns (0), Dallas Cowboys (5), Denver Broncos (2), Detroit Lions (0), Green Bay Packers (3), Houston Texans (0), Jacksonville Jaguars (0), Kansas City Chiefs (1), Miami Dolphins (2), Minnesota Vikings (0), New England Patriots (3), New Orleans Saints (0), New York Giants (3), New York Jets (1), Oakland Raiders (3), Philadelphia Eagles (0), Pittsburgh Steelers (6), San Diego Chargers (0), San Francisco 49ers (5), Seattle Seahawks (0), St. Louis Rams (1), Tampa Bay Buccaneers (1), Tennessee Titans (0), Washington Redskins (3). // == == //Super Bowls MVPs By Teams: || Dallas Cowboys || 7 || || Pittsburgh Steelers || 6 || || San Francisco 49ers || 5 || || Green Bay Packers || 3 || || New England Patriots || 3 || || New York Giants || 3 || || Oakland Raiders || 3 || || Washington Redskins || 3 || || Denver Broncos || 2 || || Miami Dolphins || 2 || || Baltimore Ravens || 1 || || Chicago Bears || 1 || || Indianapolis Colts || 1 || || Kansas City Chiefs || 1 || || New York Jets || 1 || || St. Louis Rams || 1 || || Tampa Bay Buccaneers || 1 ||. By Position: || Quaterbacks || 22 || || Running Backs || 7 || || Wide Receiver || 6 || || Defensive End || 2 || || Linebacker || 2 || || Safety || 2 || || Cornerback || 1 || || Defensive Tackle || 1 || || Kick/Punt Returner || 1 ||// ==