In the world of competitive sports on the North American continent, the core competitive edge that sets the NFL far ahead is:
Suspense.
Among the thirty-two teams, there are no absolute powerhouses or absolute weaklings, the outcome is not a foregone conclusion, and anything is possible.
Perhaps a team experiences a terrible season this year, yet through the draft and free market, they can rapidly rejuvenate and transform by the next year.
Besides the abilities of individual players and the overall coordination of the team, the strategies and planning on a grand scale are also full of wisdom, colliding to create countless potential possibilities.
It's precisely because of this that a brilliant record of three championships in four years is already the ceiling of a dynasty in the NFL, and no team has been able to break this curse in its century-long history.
