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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