The NFL of today is filled with breathtaking catches and bombs thrown for 70-yard touchdowns.

But the moment the sky opens with rain and snow, or the wind starts howling, the passing game takes a back seat.

The game on the ground becomes the top, and rushing yards become the only yard among the statistics.

Over the years, we have seen some remarkable individual displays that have changed the course of their teams’ victories.

These cases lived on the pages of the sport’s records as the high point of greatness - and nothing exemplifies that more than the NFL single-game rushing record.

The NFL is no exception to the rule that there is always a more popular team in every sport - but which team is the most popular?

NFL teams are cultural phenomena that move people and shape the identity of entire cities.

Supporters show their loyalty in countless ways - filling stadiums every Sunday, traveling across states to follow the team, or keeping the conversation alive on social media long after the final whistle.

For the franchises, it’s no longer just about dominating the sporting side of things; popularity has become another measure of success.

But who are the most popular NFL teams? Let’s break it down.