1930 NFL season

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The 1930 NFL season was an early professional American football campaign during the league’s formative years, featuring teams like the Brooklyn Dodgers and helping shape the modern National Football League.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf NFL season
sports season
champion Green Bay Packers
Green Bay Packers (second consecutive title)
linked to: Green Bay Packers
championshipDetermination best regular-season record
country United States
endTime 1930-12-14
era early professional football
eraContext played during the Great Depression
featuredFranchise Brooklyn Dodgers (NFL)
Green Bay Packers
New York Giants
format no scheduled playoff game
governingBody National Football League
GreenBayPackersRecord 10–3–1
historicalSignificance part of the NFL’s formative years
influenced development of modern NFL scheduling
evolution of NFL franchise stability
league National Football League
location various cities in the United States
NewYorkGiantsRecord 13–4–0
nextSeason 1931 NFL season
notableRuleContext no official NFL championship game yet
notableTeam Brooklyn Dodgers (NFL)
Chicago Bears
Chicago Cardinals
Frankford Yellow Jackets
Green Bay Packers
Minneapolis Red Jackets
New York Giants
Portsmouth Spartans
Portsmouth Spartans (first NFL season)
linked to: Portsmouth Spartans

Providence Steam Roller
Stapleton Buffaloes
numberOfTeams 11
partOf history of the National Football League
previousSeason 1929 NFL season
runnerUp New York Giants
seasonNumber 11
sport American football
standingsBasis winning percentage
startTime 1930-09-14
teamJoinedLeague Brooklyn Dodgers (NFL)
Portsmouth Spartans
teamLeftLeagueAfterSeason Buffalo Bisons (did not field a team)
Minneapolis Red Jackets

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