2033 National Football League Season

The **2033 National Football League season** was the 114th season in the NFL, and the 14th season after the redrafting of every team in the NFL in 2020. The Baltimore Ravens beat the NFC Champion Detroit Lions in the Super Bowl, ending their Super Bowl drought that began in 2028. The Atlanta Falcons defeated the Cincinnati Bengals in Super Bowl LXVIII, with the defending champion Baltimore Ravens losing to the Bengals 17-20 in the AFC Championship game.

## Player Movements

### Free Agents

2. Week 5: Miami released FB Kawaii Bruce
3. Week 5: Miami released K Justin Rohrwasser
4. Week 6: San Francisco released P Jack Fox
5. Week 6: Chicago released FB Daniel Willis
6. Week 6: San Diego released FS Von Sweat
7. Week 6: Green Bay released RT Gregory Jones
8. Week 6: New England released CB De'Angelo Anthony
9. Week 6: New York Giants released CB Ashton Andrews
10. Week 6: New York Jets released RG Tiquan Crews
11. Week 6: Philadelphia released K Mark Walker
12. Week 7: New York Giants released FB Kevin Herrera
13. Week 7: Tennessee released FB Warren Knox

2. Week 7: New England released K Ben Kelley
3. Week 7: Oakland released RT Justin Berry
4. Week 7: Seattle released P Carl Wilds
5. Week 7: Los Angeles Rams released SS Evan Moore
6. Week 7: Oakland released RG Phillip Kent
7. Week 7: Baltimore Ravens released DT Telvin Skinner
8. Week 7: Baltimore Colts released QB Tyreke Pippen
9. Week 8: Green Bay released K Adrian Doran
10. Week 8: Green Bay released DT Nick Walton
11. Week 8: New York Giants released FB Daniel Willis
12. Week 8: Dallas released K Austin Seibert
13. Week 8: Oakland released K Jack Fox

2. Week 8: Buffalo released K Dustin Madsen
3. Week 9: Chicago released FB Tracy Dorsey
4. Week 9: Oakland released P Carl Wilds
5. Week 9: Seattle released RT Justin Berry
6. Week 9: Green Bay released HB Jonathan Anthony
7. Week 9: Washington released QB Wyatt Barnhart
8. Week 10: Cincinanti released FB Chris Taylor
9. Week 10: San Francisco released FB Kenny Kershaw
10. Week 11: Carolina released DT Jimmy Collins
11. Week 11: Philadelphia released FB Ben Chambers
12. Week 11: Minnesota released CB Dwayne Overtstreet
13. Week 12: Cleveland released CB Zach Pippen

2. Week 12: Cincinnati released FB Tracy Dorsey
3. Week 12: Minnesota released DT Jalen Hitchens
4. Week 12: Baltimore Colts released P Tommy Townsend
5. Week 13: San Francisco released P Jack Fox
6. Week 13: New York Jets released P Kevin Barlow
7. Week 14: New Orleans released FB Will Layman
8. Week 14: Baltimore Colts released P Dakota Johnson
9. Week 15: Tampa Bay released K Hunter Colbert
10. Week 15: Green Bay released RT Justin Berry
11. Week 15: Seattle released P Carl Wilds
12. Week 16: New Orleans released FB Gus Edwards
13. Week 16: New York Jets released FB Karl Bigsby

2. Week 17: Seattle released RT Justin Berry
3. Week 17: Green Bay released Cameron Rich
4. Wild Card: San Diego released RE Trey Baker
5. Wild Card: Cincinnati releaed FB Ben Chambers

#### Notes

1. ↑ Second team to release Fox
2. ↑ Second team to release Wilds
3. ↑ Second team to release Berry
4. ↑ Third team to release Fox
5. ↑ Second team to release Barlow
6. ↑ Third team to release Berry
7. ↑ Third team to release Wilds
8. ↑ Fourth team to release Berry

### Trades

* Oakland traded QB Pat Williams and LE Jose Rosemond to the Baltimore Ravens for LE Brayden Sheffield
 **Week 22*** Rams traded 2034 2nd round pick (41st overall) to the Washington for QB Bravvion Roy
* Washington Senators traded 6th, and 29th overall pick to Buffalo for QB Stephen Westernamn and Montrell Peters
* Hawaii trade 1st overall pick to the Baltimore Ravens forHB LaMichael Tucker

### NFL Draft

*See 2033 NFL Draft*
The 2033 NFL Draft took place from April 29th until May 1st, 2033. The draft was held at FedEx Field, in Landover, Maryland; which is the home stadium of the Washington Senators. The Baltimore Ravens receieved the first overall pick by trade from the Buffalo Bills, who went 3-13 in the 2032 season.

## Rule Changes

* The HFFL rules committed updates its policy on jersey numbers, and removed specific number ranges by position. Jersey numbers follow NCAA rules.
* Any team's stadium is allowed to host the Super Bowl.
* Selections for Pro Bowl nods and for the All-Pro teams must include a variety of AFC and NFC teams, and a variety of teams in general.

## Regular Season

### Scheduling Formula

Under the NFL scheduling formula, each team played the other three teams in its own division twice. In addition, a team played against all four teams in one division from each conference. The remaining two games on a team's schedule were against the two remaining teams in the same conference that finished in the same position in their respective divisions the previous season (e.g., the team that finished fourth in its division will play all three other teams in the conference that also finished fourth). The division pairings for 2020 are as follows:

AFC North vs AFC West
AFC South vs AFC East
NFC North vs NFC West
NFC South vs NFC East
AFC North vs NFC North
AFC North vs NFC West
AFC East vs NFC South
AFC West vs NFC East

## Standings

### Division Standings

**Key**
 ***e*** | Eliminated from playoff eligibility

### Participants

Further information: NFL playoffs § Current playoff system
Within each conference, the four division winners and the three wild card teams (the top three non-division winners with the best overall regular season records) qualified for the playoffs. The four division winners are seeded 1 through 4 based on their overall won-lost-tied record, and the wild card teams are seeded 5 through 7. The NFL does not use a fixed bracket playoff system, and there are no restrictions regarding teams from the same division matching up in any round. In the first round, dubbed the *wild-card playoffs* or *wild-card weekend*, the second-seeded division winner hosts the seventh seed wild card, the third seed hosts the sixth seed, and the fourth seed hosts the fifth seed. The 1 seed from each conference then receives a bye in the first round. In the second round, the *divisional playoffs*, the number 1 seed hosts the worst surviving seed from the first round (seed 4, 5, 6, or 7), while the other surviving teams play each other, with the higher seeded team hosting. The two surviving teams from each conference's divisional playoff games then meet in the respective AFC and NFC *Conference Championships*, hosted by the higher seed. Although the Super Bowl, the fourth and final round of the playoffs, is played at a neutral site, the designated home team is based on an annual rotation by conference.

### Bracket

Main article: 2033 Baltimore Ravens Season

### AFC Championship

#### Baltimore Ravens

The Baltimore Ravens hosted the 2033 AFC Championship game at Johnny Unitas Memorial Stadium, The Ravens went 14-2 and won the AFC North fifth season in a row. Baltimore defeated the Denver Broncos, 38-6 in the Divisional Round, and were the favorite to win the AFC Championship. The team was led by veteran scrambling QB John Ambrose II, who threw for over 4,000 passing yards and had over 1,000 rushing yards.

## Records, Milestones, and Notable Statistics

1. Week 3: Baltimore vs Cincinnati (Highest scoring game of the season) - BAL 64, CIN, 53 (117 pts total)
2. Week 3: Baltimore vs Cinincinnati - John Ambrose II set the record for the most rushing yards in a single game at 435
3. Week 7: San Diego vs Baltimore - Khalil Mack set the record for the most QB sacks in a single game with 10.5 sacks
4. Week 9: Washington at Philadelphia (Biggest blowout of the season) - PHI 15, WAS 66 (-51 pt differential)
5. Week 9: Washington vs Philadelphia - Lamar Jackson had the 5th most passing yards in a single game with 604 yards
6. Week 10: Richmond vs Baltimore - John Ambrose II set the record for the most passing touchdowns in a single game at 7
7. Week 14: Washington vs New Orleans (Largest shutout of the season0 - WAS 41, NO 0 (+41 WAS)

## Awards

### All-Pro Team

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## See Also

* 2033 Baltimore Ravens Season
* 2033 NFL Draft