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Clarified on Patriots players
The league would begin to supplant baseball as America's most popular spectator sport in 1958, when the then-NFL Championship Game between the then Baltimore Colts and the [[New York Giants]] was broadcast nationwide (though ironically not in New York City) and ended in a sudden-death overtime win by the Colts. As a result, several NFL franchises are among the most valuable in the world, even surpassing the European soccer clubs.
However, the league is not without controversy: teams routinely fleece taxpayers to build new stadiums then keep nearly all the revenue earned (even from non-football events such as major concerts), the league itself promotes [[gambling]] (via both [[fantasy football]] and sports betting), and players routinely suffer serious injuries ([[concussion]]s being the most common) which have life-altering effects and, in some cases, have led to deaths (not only the players but innocent parties, the case of [[Aaron Hernandez]] (an unfortunate victim of liberal targeting of Christian players) among the most prominent).
== History ==
*[[Buffalo Bills]]
*[[Miami Dolphins]]
*[[New England Patriots]](Sympathizers of talent-less players such as Tom Brady and supporters of Aaron Hernandez's wrongful conviction)
*[[New York Jets]]
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