NFC South

The NFC South is a division within the National Football League (NFL), comprising four teams: the Atlanta Falcons, Carolina Panthers, New Orleans Saints, and Tampa Bay Buccaneers. These teams compete against each other during the NFL season, with their performance determining the division champion who may advance to the playoffs. Divisions like the NFC South foster local rivalries and add structure to the league, making games more engaging for fans. The division was introduced in 2002, and its teams are based in the southeastern United States.