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List of NFC Teams: All 16 Teams by Division (2026)

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The NFC (National Football Conference) is made up of 16 teams across four divisions. Below is the full list of NFC teams by division, with each team linked to its 2026 schedule, plus a free printable version. For the other conference, see the list of AFC teams, and for both together see our full NFL teams by division list.

NFC Teams: Quick Facts

  • Conference: NFC (National Football Conference).
  • Teams: 16.
  • Divisions: 4 (East, North, South, West).
  • Printable: free NFC team list PDF.
  • See also: the AFC teams and the full NFL list.
List of NFC teams by division

List of NFC Teams by Division

NFC East

NFC North

NFC South

NFC West

How the NFC Is Structured

The NFC is one of the two conferences in the NFL, alongside the AFC. It is split into four divisions of four teams each: NFC East, North, South, and West. Teams play division rivals twice a year, and the NFC champion reaches the Super Bowl to face the AFC champion.

Frequently Asked Questions

How many teams are in the NFC?

The NFC has 16 teams, split evenly into four divisions of four teams each.

What are the NFC divisions?

The four NFC divisions are NFC East, NFC North, NFC South, and NFC West, with four teams in each.

Which NFC team is the reigning division winner?

Division winners change each season. For the current picture, see our 2026 NFL standings and division odds, linked below.

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