Congratulations to the Kansas City chiefs
for winning the 58th world championship game!
NOTE: Some of the graphics used in the grids do not match exactly to game played. This is do to the unavailability of such graphics. Below is a list of all known discrepancies.
| Championship Game | Discrepancies |
| NFL Championship Games (1933 - 1965) |
The NFL championship game graphics were unavailable. The NFL championship games were noted by large bold blue text. Any NFL divisional games were noted by regular bold blue text. |
| AFL Championship Games (1960 - 1965) |
The AFL championship game graphics were unavailable. The AFL championship games were noted by large bold red text. Any AFL divisional games were noted by regular bold red text. |
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The AFL and NFL championship graphics were unavailable. The AFC and NFC championship graphics were used. At that time the AFC and NFC were known as the AFL and NFL since the two leagues hadn't merged yet. |
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The AFL championship, NFL championship, and NFL conference championship graphics were unavailable. The AFC and NFC championship graphics were used for the AFL and NFL championships. The NFC divisional graphic was used for the NFL conference championship. At that time the AFC and NFC were known as the AFL and NFL since the two leagues hadn't merged yet. |
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The AFL championship, NFL championship, NFL conference championship, and AFL divisional graphics were unavailable. The AFC and NFC championship graphics were used for the AFL and NFL championships. The AFC divisional graphic was used for the AFL divisional game. The NFC divisional graphic was used for the NFL conference championship. At that time the AFC and NFC were known as the AFL and NFL since the two leagues hadn't merged yet. |
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The AFL championship, NFL championship, NFL conference championship, and AFL divisional graphics were unavailable. The AFC and NFC championship graphics were used for the AFL and NFL championships. The AFC divisional graphic was used for the AFL divisional games. The NFC divisional graphic was used for the NFL conference championships. At that time the AFC and NFC were known as the AFL and NFL since the two leagues hadn't merged yet. |
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The AFC and NFC first and second round graphics were unavailable. The wild card graphics were used for the AFC and NFC first round games. The AFC and NFC divisional graphics were used for the AFC and NFC second round games. |
NOTE: Some of the team graphics used in the grids do not match exactly to the team that played in the games shown. This is do to the unavailability of such team logo graphics. Below is a list of all known discrepancies.
| Team Graphic | Discrepancies |
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The Kansas City Chiefs were known as the Dallas Texans when they played in the 1962 AFL Championship game. The team logo for the Dallas Texans was unavailable. Because the Dallas Texans later became the Kansas City Chiefs, the Kansas City Chiefs logo was used. |
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The Houston Oilers would later become the Tennessee Oilers and then later become the Tennessee Titans. Because the team logo for the Houston Oilers was available, that team logo was used regardless of the future franchise changes. |
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The Washington Redskins, due to politically correct pressure, would change their name from Redskins to the Washington Football Team. Because the team logo for the Washington Redskins was available, that team logo was used regardless of the future franchise changes. |