Title: 1952 NFL playoffs
Content:  The 1952 NFL Championship Game was held in Cleveland and was won by the Lions, 17–7.
Title: 1952 NFL season
Content:  San Francisco both won to stay tied in the National. ; Week Nine (November 23) saw a seven-way tie for the NFL's best record, with more than half of the teams at 6–3–0, and only three games left in the season. The 5–3 Rams beat the 6–2 49ers 35–9, and the 5–3 Eagles beat the 6–2 Browns 28–20.  The 3–5 Bears upset the visiting 6–2 Lions, 24–23, after George Blanda passed to Ed Sprinkle with 8 seconds to play.  In addition, the 5–3 Giants and the 5–3 Packers won their games against Washington (14–10) and Dallas (42–14) respectively. ; This oddity only lasted a few 
Title: 1952 NFL season
Content:  team won 34–21.  The NFL's two other 6–3 teams, the Eagles and the Giants, both lost on the road.  The Cards beat Philly 28–22.  The 3–6 Steelers, however, handed the Giants their worst defeat ever, beginning with a 91-yard return of the opening kickoff by Lynn Chandnois and ending 63–7.  With that, the Browns were alone in the American race, while the Lions and Rams were tied in the National. ; The Browns, Lions and Rams won again in Week Eleven, as did Philadelphia, but the Giants were eliminated with a 27–17 loss to Washington. ; In the final games of the regular season 
Title: 1952 NFL playoffs
Content:  The 1952 National Football League season resulted in a tie for the National Conference championship between the Detroit Lions and Los Angeles Rams, requiring a one-game playoff to be held between them. This conference championship game was played on December 21, 1952, at Briggs Stadium in Detroit. The winner of that game then played the Cleveland Browns on December 28.
Title: 1952 NFL season
Content:  three plays later, and George Blanda's 48-yard field goal gave them a 20–17 win. ; In Week Seven (November 9), the 49ers lost in New York, 23–14, while Detroit beat Pittsburgh 31–6 and Cleveland beat the Cardinals 28–13. Both conference races were tied, with the Giants and Browns in the American, and the Lions joining the 49ers in the National, all with 5–2–0 records.  In Dallas, only 10,000 turned out in a drizzle to watch the Texans fall to 0–7–0 in a 27–6 loss to the Rams.  It proved to be the Texans' last Cotton Bowl date, and the last pro football game played in 
Title: 1952 NFL season
Content: In Week One (September 28), the Cleveland Browns hosted a rematch of their 1951 title game loss to the Rams, which had taken place in Los Angeles. That 24–17 loss was avenged with a 37–7 win for the Browns.  The NFL's newest team, the Dallas Texans, played their first game, but a crowd of only 17,499 turned out to watch the visiting Giants.  The Texans scored first, on a pass from George Taliaferro to Buddy Young, two of the few African-American players in the NFL at that time.  The Giants scored the rest of the points in a 24–6 win. ; Week Three (October 12) 
Title: 1952 Pro Bowl
Content:  The 1952 Pro Bowl was the NFL's second annual all-star game which featured the league's outstanding performers from the 1951 season. The game was played on January 12, 1952, at the Los Angeles Memorial Coliseum in Los Angeles, California in front of 19,400 fans. The National Conference squad defeated the American Conference by a score of 30–13. The National team was led by the Los Angeles Rams' Joe Stydahar while Paul Brown of the Cleveland Browns coached the American stars. Los Angeles Rams running back Dan Towler was named the game's outstanding player. Each player on the victorious National roster received $600, while the losing American players took away $500 each.
Title: Football at the 1952 Summer Olympics
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Title: 1952 NFL season
Content:  The Lions hosted and won the National Conference playoff. The Browns hosted the NFL Championship Game, but were defeated by the Lions.
Title: 1951–52 National Football League (Ireland)
Content:  The 1951–52 National Football League was the 21st staging of the National Football League (NFL), an annual Gaelic football tournament for the Gaelic Athletic Association county teams of Ireland. Cork beat Dublin in the home final and easily dismissed New York in the Polo Grounds final, played at night under floodlights. New York didn't return to the final until 1963.

Question: What sport does 1952 NFL season play?
Answer: American football.
gridiron football.
🏈.
football.
American rules football.