NFL Super Bowl Champion Kansas City Chiefs Shirt Grey

Name: NFL Super Bowl Champion Kansas City Chiefs Shirt Grey
SKU: WZY_NFL_Super_Bowl_Champion_Kansas_City_Chiefs_Shirt_Grey_Q12_v1
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WZY NFL Tee Shirt Size Chart

Size	Bust(CM/INCH)	Length(CM/INCH)
S	102CM/40.2"	71CM/28.0"
M	108CM/42.5"	74CM/29.1"
L	112CM/44.1"	76CM/29.9"
XL	118CM/46.5"	79CM/31.1"
2XL	126CM/49.6"	83CM/32.7"
3XL	130CM/51.2"	85CM/33.5"

NFL Kansas City Chiefs Super Bowl Champion Jersey Tee

NFL Officially licensed
100% POLYESTER
Short Sleeve,Crewneck,Dri-FIT technology wicks away moisture
Screen print graphic: Kansas City Chiefs Team Logo
this piece is perfect for celebrating your favorite NFL team making it to Super Bowl LIX.

Elevate your Kansas City Chiefs game day look with this NFL football Tee shirt

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SKU: WZY_NFL_Super_Bowl_Champion_Kansas_City_Chiefs_Shirt_Grey_Q12_v1 Category: NFL Gear Tags: Kansas City Chiefs, NFL Shirt

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The National Football League got underway in 1920 when it was known as the American Professional Football Association and began with 11 teams. Despite only 4 teams being able to finish the season the league kept going and continued to expand and contract wildly over that first decade. In 1922, the APFA was re-named as the National Football League.

Only a few franchises from those early seasons still exist today, the Chicago (now Arizona) Cardinals and Decatur Staleys (now Chicago Bears) were both teams in that inaugural season, the Green Bay Packers joined the APFA for their sophmore season in 1921. The New York Giants are the only other current-day franchise to particiate in that first decade, joining in 1925.

In 1966 the NFL announced they had reached a merger deal with the competing American Football League which would also establish a single “World’s Championship Game” which would later officially be known as the Super Bowl. In 1970, the NFL and AFL completed their merger with the AFL teams forming the new American Football Conference and the existing NFL teams going to the National Football Conference.