This is the AFC All-Franchise Team Data Disk, in which all of the greatest players from each franchise are all on one team. There are two disks, the AFC and the NFC. In case you are wondering why I split the AFC and NFC up into two separate leagues, it is because the Windows game is not set up for more than 30 teams. So, many of the features are not functional with more than 30 teams. Plus, you can add teams later in the future, if need be. In addition, having only 16 teams per disk will allow you to merge one of the teams from the other disk and create your own league, create your own schedule, and play all of the teams on the other disk. Included in the ALL-AFC disk folder are the standings that were generated by 10 replays of a uniform 15-game schedule, in which each team played the other 15 teams once. There are three sets of standings: 1) the original records of each team in the best year of their franchise history, 2) The raw numbers of ten replays of the uniform 15-Game schedule, and 3) The average records of the 10 replays of the uniform 15-Game schedule. I recommend that you look at these standings, as they will give you a very good idea of how each team will perform against the other teams in the ALL-AFC data disk.