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NFL Teams . There are 32 teams in the entire league. . There is the AFC, and NFC Conferences. . There are 16 teams in each Conference.

AFC/NFC West. Denver Broncos: Denver, CO (Sports Authority Field at Mile High). Kansas City Chiefs: Kansas City, MO (Arrowhead Stadium). Oakland Raiders: Oakland, CA (O. co Coliseum). Seattle Seahawks: San Seattle, WA. San Diego Chargers: Diego, CA(Century. Link (Qualcomm Field) Stadium). San Francisco 49 ers: San Francisco, CA (Candlestick Park). Arizona Cardinals: Glendale, AZ (University of Phoenix Stadium). St. Louis Rams: St. Louis, MO (Edward Jones Dome)

AFC/NFC East . New England Patriots: Foxborough, MA (Gillette Stadium). Miami Dolphins: Miami Gardens, FL (Sun Life Stadium). New York Jets: East Rutherford, NJ (Met. Life, Stadium). Buffalo Bills: Orchard Park, NY (Ralph Wilson Stadium). New York Giants: East Rutherford, NJ (Met. Life, Stadium). Philadelphia Eagles: Philadelphia, PA (Lincoln Financial Field). Dallas Cowboys: Arlington, TX (AT&T Stadium). Washington Redskins: Landover, MD (Fed. Ex. Field)

AFC/NFC North . Baltimore Ravens: Baltimore, MD (M&T Bank Stadium). Pittsburgh Steelers: Pittsburgh, PA (Heinz Field). Cleveland Browns: Cleveland, OH (First. Energy Stadium). Cincinnati Bengals: Cincinnati, OH (Paul Brown Stadium). Green Bay Packers: Green Bay, WI (Lambeau Field). Minnesota Vikings: Minneapolis, MN (Mall of America Field). Chicago Bears: Chicago, IL (Soldier Field). Detroit Lions: Detroit, MI (Ford Field)

AFC/NFC South . Houston Texans: Houston, TX (Reliant Stadium). Indianapolis Colts: Indianapolis, IN (Lucas Oil Stadium). Tennessee Titans: Nashville, TN (LP Field). Jacksonville, Field) New Orleans. Jaguars: Saints: New Orleans, FL LA (Ever. Bank (Mercedes-Benz Superdome). Atlanta Falcons: Atlanta, GA (Georgia Dome). Tampa Bay Buccaneers: Tampa, FL (Raymond James Stadium). Carolina Panthers: Charlotte, NC (Bank of America Stadium)

AFC West Logos. Denver Broncos: . Kansas City Chiefs: . San Diego Chargers: . Oakland Raiders:

AFC East Logos. New England Patriots: . Miami Dolphins: . New York Jets: . Buffalo Bills:

AFC North Logos. Baltimore Ravens: . Pittsburgh Steelers: . Cleveland Browns: . Cincinnati Bengals:

AFC South Logos. Houston Texans: . Indianapolis Colts: . Jacksonville Jaguars: . Tennessee Titans:

NFC West Logos. San Francisco 49 ers: . Seattle Seahawks: . Arizona Cardinals: . St. Louis Rams:

NFC East Logos. Dallas Cowboys: . New York Giants: . Washington Redskins: . Philadelphia Eagles:

NFC North Logos. Green Bay Packers: . Chicago Bears: . Minnesota Vikings: . Detroit Lions:

NFC South Logos. New Orleans Saints: . Atlanta Falcons: . Carolina Panthers: . Tampa Bay Buccaneers:

League Ticket Sales. Average ticket price: $178. Highest ticket price: $323. Lowest ticket price: $32. 50

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CAREERS IN THE NFL

FIVE JOB OPPORTUNITIES IN THE AIR Broadcasting Producer for the Tampa Bay Buccaneers. Cinematographer/Producer for the Philadelphia Eagles. Bartender/Centerplate at Sun Life Stadium (Miami Dolphins) Pro Shop Store Manager for the Dallas Cowboys Software Developer for the Chicago Bears

FIVE LEADERS FROM THEIR PROFESSION Ozzie Newsome- General Manager for the Baltimore Ravens. He’s been with the Ravens for their entire tenure in the NFL, and the team has averaged at least 8 wins each year. Kevin Colbert- General Manager for the Pittsburgh Steelers. In the past 13 seasons, the Steelers have had only one losing season, averaging at least 10 wins and one playoff appearance each year under Colbert. Ted Thompson- General Manager for the Green Bay Packers. He helped turn around the Seattle Seahawks franchise, turning them into Super Bowl Contenders before joining another legendary and successful franchise. Jerry Reese- General Manager for the New York Football Giants. Took over the team in 2007, and has won two Super Bowls while averaging a winning season in his tenure. Bill Belichick- De facto General Manager for the New England Patriots. Since he came to Foxborough, the team has had only one losing season, three Super Bowl championships.

JOB DESCRIPTIONS Broadcast Producer- Responsible for the overall production of team’s social media, such as Facebook and Twitter. Cinematographer- Works with the production team to provide all programming and content for the stadium, broadcast, digital, and social media channels. Bartender/Centerplate- Responsible for the setup, maintenance, and operation of the bar. They must work at a fast pace here. Pro Shop Store Manager- Responsible for the overall success of their respective pro shop. They provide direction and supervision for all activities within their assigned store. Software Developer- The Systems and Soft ware Engineer will be responsible for both Systems support of internal hardware and off the shelf software as well as development of internal software and systems for ongoing projects.

REQUIREMENTS NEEDED Producer- Required to serve as director, editor, and writer. Needs experience with so many technological softwares. Cinematographer- High-level of experience with studio and location lighting, camera operation, and sound recording techniques. Bartender/Centerplate- Receive drink orders, handle cash properly, and perform other related duties from time to time. Pro Shop Store Manager- Examine merchandise so it is correctly priced and displayed, and evaluate employees while welcoming guests. Software Developer- Assist with responding to Help Desk calls and emails for hardware and software, as well as log and manage all support calls and emails in tracking system.

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THE TOP 5 MANAGERS IN THE NFL

#5: BILL BELICHICK- NEW ENGLAND PATRIOTS While he is famous for being the head coach of the New England Patriots, Bill Belichick is also the de facto General Manager for the same team he coaches. A graduate of Wesleyan University in Middletown, Connecticut, Belichick’s first job was with the Baltimore Colts in 1975, acting as the “coach’s gopher. ” Four years later, he was hired as a special team coordinator for the New York Football Giants. He won two Super Bowls with the team under head coach Bill Parcells, and Belichick eventually became a defensive coordinator for the team. In 1996, Belichick left the Giants and was reunited with Parcells, this time in Massachusetts and the Patriots. After spending the first four years there, Belichick became head coach for the Patriots and in his first year, he won the first of three Super Bowls with the team, shocking the heavily-favored St. Louis Rams. Belichick also serves as the team’s general manager, and the team has had so much success in recent years with the rise of Tom Brady, as well as key signings that helped spark the team to the top of the National Football League.

#4 TED THOMPSON: GREEN BAY PACKERS • Ted Thompson was born in Texas and was a multi-sport athlete while enrolled at Southern Methodist University, or SMU. He played along with Earl Campbell, Warren Moon, and Bruce Matthews, the uncle of current Packer Clay Matthews. He was hired by the Packers as a scout in 1992 and held that position until 1999. Thompson then took over as the VP of Football Operations for the Seattle Seahawks for the next five years before returning to the Packers. Thompson traded legendary quarterback Brett Favre in favor of future quarterback Aaron Rodgers. Not only did Rodgers help win a Super Bowl, but earned Thompson as one of the greatest GM’s in NFL history.

#3: OZZIE NEWSOME- BALTIMORE RAVENS • Born and raised in Alabama, and graduating from the University of Alabama, Ozzie Newsome joined the Baltimore Ravens in 1996, the same year the Baltimore Ravens were introduced to the NFL. In their first ever draft, Newsome selected Jonathan Ogden and Ray Lewis as their first two picks. Ogden was elected to the Hall of Fame this past year, and Lewis recently retired after winning his second Super Bowl.

#2 - KEVIN COLBERT: PITTSBURGH STEELERS • Hailing from the city of Pittsburgh, Kevin Colbert has been the general manager of the Pittsburgh Steelers since 2010. After graduating from Robert Morris University, he joined the Steelers in 2000 as the Director of Football Operations, where the team won two of their six Super Bowl championships. The same year he was promoted to General Manager, the Steelers qualified for the Super Bowl, only to lose to the Packers.

#1: JERRY REESE- NEW YORK GIANTS • From the state of Tennessee and UT-Martin, Jerry Reese has been the general manager for the New York Giants since 2007. Under his tenure, the team has won 2 Super Bowls, both against the New England Patriots, 2 Conference Championships, and 1 Division Championship. Reese has actually been with the Giants since 1994, as a Director of Player Personnel. While serving this role, the Giants have drafted big names, such as Eli Manning, Justin Tuck, Mathias Kiwanuka, and David Tyree. Despite the Giants being off to a poor start this year, he still ranks in as one of the top GM’s in NFL history today.

REFERENCE PAGE • Ravens, Baltimore (2013) “Baltimore Ravens: Ozzie Newsome • Giants, New York (2013) “New York Giants: Jerry Reese • A+E Networks (2013) “Bill Belichick Biography” • Packers, Green Bay (2013) “Green Bay Packers: Ted Thompson • Steelers, Pittsburgh (10 -2 -13) “Kevin Colbert” 2012 Pittsburgh Steelers Media Guide