Columbus Glory

Columbus Glory (Raleigh–Durham Skyhawks in 1991 and Ohio Glory in 1992) is an NFL team that plays in AFC North. They joined the NFL in 1993 after a partial merge with WLAF's American teams

History
The club joined the NFL in 1993. Renaming as Columbus Glory.

They premiered in the Playoffs in 1994 as division champions, dumping their rivals Browns and beating the Chargers in the AFC Championship but lost to the 49ers in the Super Bowl XXIX by 20-18.

Once again division leaders in 1995, massacred the Bills by 38-5 but lost the spot in the Superbowl by one point against Indianopolis Colts: 22-21.

Returned to the Playoffs in 2000, getting revenge out of the Colts in the Wild Card and defeated the Raiders in the Playoffs. Beated the Ravens in the AFC Championship but lost the Superbowl XXV to Birmingham Fire by 55-16

After that traumatic Superbowl, they won their division but got eliminated in the Playoffs by the Ravens.

In 2002, Glory faced the Jets in the Wild Card, beated by 36-18, but the Ohioans were dropped out by Oakland Raiders.

They finally qualified to the Playoffs again in 2005, being Division Champions. Were eliminated by the Steelers in the Wildcard.

In 2007, the won their division again and qualified to the Wild Card, eliminated there by Jacksonville Jaguars

They came back in 2008, once again eliminated in the Wildcards this time by the Chargers

Division champions once again in 2011, eliminated the Texans in the Playoffs and defeated the Patriots in AFC but lost the Super Bowl XLV to the Giants.

For the 7th time in over 20 years, Glory won their Division, this time in 2014. But as you can see Ravens are Glory's carrasque. Eliminating them in the Wildcard.

In 2020, they faced the Titans in the Wildcard, eliminating them. They also beaten the Bills but lost the AFC Championship to Kansas City Chiefs.

Titles
Division Titles: 1994, 1995, 2001, 2005, 2007, 2011, 2014

AFC Championship: 1994, 2000, 2011