AlwaysWrite
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You always hear a lot about parity in the National Football League, but look at the FACTS:
In the AFC, New England leads the East by FOUR games, Cincinnati leads the North by THREE games, and Denver leads the West by THREE GAMES. Except for the woeful South, there is near-total domination by one team.
In the NFC, Carolina leads the South by THREE games, and Arizona leads the West by THREE games. If there was parity among the teams, would there be so many runaway division leaders?
In the AFC, New England leads the East by FOUR games, Cincinnati leads the North by THREE games, and Denver leads the West by THREE GAMES. Except for the woeful South, there is near-total domination by one team.
In the NFC, Carolina leads the South by THREE games, and Arizona leads the West by THREE games. If there was parity among the teams, would there be so many runaway division leaders?