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- The 2001 NFL season was the 82nd regular season of the National Football League. Following a pattern set in 1999, the first week of the season was permanently moved to the weekend following Labor Day. With Super Bowls XXXVI-XXXVII already scheduled for fixed dates, the league initially decided to eliminate the Super Bowl bye weeks for those two years to adjust. In the wake of the September 11 attacks, the games for September 16–September 17 were postponed and re-scheduled to the weekend of January 6–January 7. In order to retain the full playoff format, all playoff games, including the Super Bowl were re-scheduled one week later. The season-ending Pro Bowl was also moved to one week later. This was the last season before the 2002 realignment, in which each conference would have 4 divisions, not 3. Canceling the games scheduled for Sept. 16–17 was considered and rejected. That would have cancelled a home game for about half the teams of the league, and also would have resulted in an unequal number of games played (Sept. 16–17 was to have been San Diego's bye week, so that team would still have played 16 games that season and each of the other teams would have played only 15 games). As a result of rescheduling Week 2 as Week 17, the ESPN Sunday Night Football game for that week was changed. It was originally scheduled to be Cleveland at Pittsburgh, but it was replaced with Philadelphia at Tampa Bay, which was seen as a more interesting matchup (it was the only night game the Browns had on the schedule, whereas the Steelers had a few others; so 2000 and 2001 marked the first back-to-back seasons for the Browns without a primetime game since 1974-76; the Browns would finally play in Heinz Field at night in 2003). Also, this was the only NFL season where every jersey had a patch to remember those to die in 9/11, and the NY Jets and NY Giants wore a patch to remember the fire fighters who died. The season ended with Super Bowl XXXVI when the New England Patriots defeated the St. Louis Rams.
- Die NFL Saison 2001 war die 82. Saison im American Football in der NFL, der höchsten Football-Liga der Vereinigten Staaten. Die reguläre Saison begann am 9. September 2001 und endete am 7. Januar 2002. Die Saison endete mit der Pro Bowl am 12. Februar im Aloha Stadium in Honolulu, Hawaii. In Folge der Anschläge des 11. September wurden die Spiele, die für den der 16. und 17. September geplant waren, auf das Wochenende des 6. und 7. Januar 2002 verschoben. Dies war die letzte Saison vor der Neuordnung der NFL in acht Divisionen. Die bisherigen Divisionen AFC-West, AFC-Center, AFC-East und NFC-West, NFC-Central, NFC-East wurden nun in AFC- und NFC-North, -East, -South und -West unterteilt.
- La saison NFL 2001 est la 82 saison de la National Football League. Elle voit le sacre des New England Patriots à l'occasion du Super Bowl XXXVI.
- НФЛ в сезоне 2001 — стал 82-м сезоном Национальной футбольной лиги.
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- The 2001 NFL season was the 82nd regular season of the National Football League. Following a pattern set in 1999, the first week of the season was permanently moved to the weekend following Labor Day. With Super Bowls XXXVI-XXXVII already scheduled for fixed dates, the league initially decided to eliminate the Super Bowl bye weeks for those two years to adjust.
- Die NFL Saison 2001 war die 82. Saison im American Football in der NFL, der höchsten Football-Liga der Vereinigten Staaten. Die reguläre Saison begann am 9. September 2001 und endete am 7. Januar 2002. Die Saison endete mit der Pro Bowl am 12. Februar im Aloha Stadium in Honolulu, Hawaii. In Folge der Anschläge des 11. September wurden die Spiele, die für den der 16. und 17. September geplant waren, auf das Wochenende des 6. und 7. Januar 2002 verschoben.
- La saison NFL 2001 est la 82 saison de la National Football League. Elle voit le sacre des New England Patriots à l'occasion du Super Bowl XXXVI.
- НФЛ в сезоне 2001 — стал 82-м сезоном Национальной футбольной лиги.
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