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American Football Conference

Eastern Division

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WLTPFPADivAFC
*Miami11503232265-39-3
†Indianapolis10604293265-38-4
NY Jets9703213216-26-6
Buffalo8803153502-66-6
New England51102763382-65-7
2000 Head Coaches: Mia—Dave Wannstedt (1st season); Ind—Jim Mora (3rd); NY—Al Groh (1st); Buf—Wade Phillips (3rd); NE—Bill Belichick (1st).
1999 Standings: 1. Indianapolis (13-3); 2. Buffalo (11-5); 3. Miami (9-7); 4. NY Jets (8-8); 5. New England (8-8).

Central Division

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WLTPFPADivAFC
*Tennessee13303461918-29-3
†Baltimore12403331658-210-3
Pittsburgh9703212555-58-5
Jacksonville7903673275-55-7
Cincinnati41201853592-83-10
Cleveland31301614192-83-10
2000 Head Coaches: Ten—Jeff Fisher (7th season); Bal—Brian Billick (2nd); Pit—Bill Cowher (9th); Jax—Tom Coughlin (6th); Cin—Bruce Coslet (5th, 0-3) quit on Sept. 25, 2000 and was replaced by defensive coordinator Dick LeBeau (4-9); Cle—Chris Palmer (2nd).
1999 Standings: 1. Jacksonville (14-2); 2. Tennessee (13-3); 3. Baltimore (8-8); 4. Pittsburgh (6-10); 5. Cincinnati (4-12); 6. Cleveland (2-14).

Western Division

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WLTPFPADivAFC
*Oakland12404792995-38-4
†Denver11504853696-28-4
Kansas City7903553545-35-7
Seattle61003204053-54-8
San Diego11502694401-71-11
2000 Head Coaches: Oak—Jon Gruden (3rd season); Den—Mike Shanahan (6th); KC—Gunther Cunningham (2nd); Sea—Mike Holmgren (2nd); SD—Mike Riley (2nd).
1999 Standings: 1. Seattle (9-7); 2. Kansas City (9-7); 3. San Diego (8-8); 4. Oakland (8-8); 5. Denver (6-10).

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