There are no NFL teams in 26 states. This figure might rise depending on what defines a state as having an NFL club. The Jets and Giants are both based in New Jersey but name themselves New York. Nevada does not presently have an NFL franchise, but the Raiders will relocate to Las Vegas in 2020. The Redskins complicate matters. They are based in Washington, D.C., but can only play their home games in Landover because Maryland doesn't want them. This means that either Maryland or Virginia is required by law to let the Redskins play one game a season in their respective states. New Jersey has a long-standing tradition of supporting football teams. The first pro team to call Newark home was now-defunct New York Football Club (NYFC), who played from 2015 to 2017 in the United States Soccer Federation (USSF)'s Major League Soccer (MLS). Before that, the Giants and Jets called Newark home for nearly 80 years each. The Giants and Jets left New Jersey after the 1977 season and were replaced by the Buffalo Bills. The Bills played their first game at Roosevelt Stadium in Jersey City before moving to New York's Ralph Wilson Stadium in 1980. The Tampa Bay Buccaneers joined the NFL in 1966 and played their first two seasons in Tampa before moving to Sun Life Stadium in Miami in 1973. The Dolphins won the Super Bowl in 1968 and '75, so at least some New Jerseyan's are proud members of the NFL family.