what is the name of the NFC championship trophy?
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National Football Conference
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Can you say Cadillac, Gruden, Barber, Gruden, Brooks, Gruden, Alstott, Gruden........\nNew members for an improving offensive line, \nRice, Defense,Defense,Defense\nBuc's repeat as NFC South Champs.
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i think it's between vikings, panthers, and seahawks.  vikings just got new owner whose willing to spend and their running back situation is brutal unless they draft someone like lendale white or deangelo williams and panthers could use a running back since all theirs keep getting injured and seattle was in the super bowl
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The San Francisco 49ers and Dallas Cowboys have both won it five times. I have listed a site with results from all the Superbowls!
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Chuck Howley, Dallas\nSuper Bowl V
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Green Bay won!\n\n-- Super Bowl XXXI --\nGreen Bay 35, New England 21
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Packers vs. Chiefs. Packers won.
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none, just the bcs championship game in Arizona
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Green Bay, most championships in NFL history. I think thats' why they call it Title Town. No brainer
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Out of these two, Stanley cup.  What American really cares about soccer?  Overall, best trophy ever, Lombardi Trophy.
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SEE THIS\n\nhttp://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Football_World_Cup_Trophy
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There have been eight winners of the Heismann Trophy that have also been enshrined in the Pro Football Hall fo Fame.\n\nThey are:\nO.J. Simpson (USC 1968, HoF Class of 1985)\nRoger Staubach (Navy 1963, HoF Class of 1985)\nPaul Hornung (Notre Dame 1956, HoF Class of 1986)\nDoak Walker (Southern Methodist 1948, HoF Class of 1986)\nEarl Campbell (Texas 1977, HoF Class of 1991)\nTony Dorsett (Pitt 1976, HoF Class of 1994)\nMarcus Allen (USC 1981, HoF Class of 2003)\nBarry Sanders (Oklahoma State 1988, HoF Class of 2004)
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The question is "Which team won the Super bowl in 2003." Not "Who was the 2003 NFL Champion." The correct answer would  be Tampa Bay 48-21 over The Oakland Raiders to become the 2002 NFL Champions. The 2003 Patriots were crowned in 2004 as Champions for the 2003 season after beating Carolina 39-29.\nEagle fan here. Tried and true. I even have an Eagles mouse pad.
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1.Chargers 41, Dolphins 38, OT (AFC semis, Jan. 2, 1982)\n2.The Ice Bowl: Packers 21, Cowboys 17 (NFL championship, Dec. 31, 1967)\n3.The Catch: 49ers 28, Cowboys 27 (NFC Championship, Jan. 10, 1982)\n4.The Drive: Broncos 23, Browns 20, OT (AFC Championship, Jan. 11, 1987)\n5.The Comeback: Bills 41, Oilers 38, OT (AFC wild card, Jan. 3, 1993)\n6.Merry Christmas, Miami! Dolphins 27, Chiefs 24, OT (AFC semis, Dec. 25, 1971)\n7.The Fumble: Broncos 38, Browns 33 (AFC Championship, Jan. 18, 1988)\n8.The Botched Call: 49ers 39, Giants 38 (NFC wild card, Jan. 5, 2003)\n9.Sea of Hands: Raiders 28, Dolphins 26 (AFC semis, Dec. 21, 1974)\n10.The Immaculate Reception: Steelers 13, Raiders 7 (AFC semis, Dec. 23, 1972)
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1993-The Cowboys won it against the Bills.
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Arizona State versus Arizona.\n\nIt's for the oldest trophy in college football, the Territorial Cup.
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I want to say the AFC since I have been hearing all year that there are several teams in the AFC that are better then the top NFC team.