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For its first 13 years, the NFL had no playoffs and no championship game. The champion was simply the team with the best regular-season winning percentage, a system that ignored ties and turned out to be insignificant. This changed in 1932 when a first-place tie forced a tiebreaker game.

Played indoors on a 60-yard dirt field during a blizzard, the game was such a hit that the NFL officially split into divisions and created the NFL Championship Game in 1933. The era of postseason games was thus born.