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2019 in American football
Last updated
August 26, 2025
Contents
2018–19 NCAA football bowl games
2018–19 College Football Playoff and Championship Game
2018–19 Non-CFP bowl games
National Football League
IFAF
Other notable events
Deaths
References
External links
Overview of the events of 2019 in American football
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2018–19 NCAA football bowl games
December 15, 2018 – January 7, 2019: 2018–19 NCAA football bowl games
2018–19 College Football Playoff and Championship Game
December 29, 2018:
2018 Peach Bowl
in
Atlanta
at
Mercedes-Benz Stadium
[
1
]
The
Florida Gators
defeated the
Michigan Wolverines
, with the score of 41–15.
December 29, 2018:
2018 Orange Bowl
in
Miami Gardens
at
Hard Rock Stadium
[
2
]
The
Alabama Crimson Tide
defeated the
Oklahoma Sooners
, with the score of 45–34.
December 29, 2018:
2018 Cotton Bowl Classic
in
Arlington
at
AT&T Stadium
[
3
]
The
Clemson Tigers
defeated the
Notre Dame Fighting Irish
, with the score of 30–3.
January 1:
2019 Fiesta Bowl
in
Glendale
at
University of Phoenix Stadium
[
4
]
The
LSU Tigers
defeated the
UCF Knights
, with the score of 40–32.
January 1:
2019 Rose Bowl
in
Pasadena
at
Rose Bowl
[
5
]
The
Ohio State Buckeyes
defeated the
Washington Huskies
, with the score of 28–23.
January 1:
2019 Sugar Bowl
in
New Orleans
at
Mercedes-Benz Superdome
[
6
]
The
Texas Longhorns
defeated the
Georgia Bulldogs
, with the score of 28–21.
January 7:
2019 College Football Playoff National Championship
in
Santa Clara
at
Levi's Stadium
[
7
]
The
Clemson Tigers
defeated the
Alabama Crimson Tide
, 44–16, to win their third College Football Playoff National Championship title.
2018–19 Non-CFP bowl games
December 15, 2018:
2018 New Mexico Bowl
in
Albuquerque
at
Dreamstyle Stadium
[
8
]
The
Utah State Aggies
defeated the
North Texas Mean Green
, with the score of 52–13.
December 15, 2018:
2018 Cure Bowl
in
Orlando
at
Camping World Stadium
[
9
]
The
Tulane Green Wave
defeated the
Louisiana Ragin' Cajuns
, with the score of 41–24.
December 15, 2018:
2018 Las Vegas Bowl
in
Las Vegas
at
Sam Boyd Stadium
[
10
]
The
Fresno State Bulldogs
defeated the
Arizona State Sun Devils
, with the score of 31–20.
December 15, 2018:
2018 Camellia Bowl
in
Montgomery
at
Cramton Bowl
[
11
]
The
Georgia Southern Eagles
defeated the
Eastern Michigan Eagles
, with the score of 23–21.
December 15, 2018:
2018 New Orleans Bowl
in
New Orleans
at
Mercedes-Benz Superdome
[
12
]
The
Appalachian State Mountaineers
defeated the
Middle Tennessee Blue Raiders
, with the score of 45–13.
December 18, 2018:
2018 Boca Raton Bowl
in
Boca Raton
at
FAU Stadium
[
13
]
The
UAB Blazers
defeated the
Northern Illinois Huskies
, with the score of 37–13.
December 19, 2018:
2018 Frisco Bowl
in
Frisco
at
Toyota Stadium
[
14
]
The
Ohio Bobcats
defeated the
San Diego State Aztecs
, with the score of 27–0.
December 20, 2018:
2018 Gasparilla Bowl
in
Tampa
at
Raymond James Stadium
[
15
]
The
Marshall Thundering Herd
defeated the
South Florida Bulls
, with the score of 38–20.
December 21, 2018:
2018 Bahamas Bowl
in
Nassau
at
Thomas Robinson Stadium
[
16
]
The
FIU Panthers
defeated the
Toledo Rockets
, with the score of 35–32.
December 21, 2018:
2018 Famous Idaho Potato Bowl
in
Boise
at
Albertsons Stadium
[
17
]
The
BYU Cougars
defeated the
Western Michigan Broncos
, with the score of 49–18.
December 22, 2018:
2018 Birmingham Bowl
in
Birmingham
at
Legion Field
[
18
]
The
Wake Forest Demon Deacons
defeated the
Memphis Tigers
, with the score of 37–34.
December 22, 2018:
2018 Armed Forces Bowl
in
Fort Worth
at
Amon G. Carter Stadium
[
19
]
The
Army Black Knights
defeated the
Houston Cougars
, 70–14, with the Black Knights tying records for
most points scored
and
largest victory margin
in any bowl game.
[
20
]
December 22, 2018:
2018 Dollar General Bowl
in
Mobile
at
Ladd–Peebles Stadium
[
21
]
The
Troy Trojans
defeated the
Buffalo Bulls
, with the score of 42–32.
December 22, 2018:
2018 Hawaii Bowl
in
Honolulu
at
Aloha Stadium
[
22
]
The
Louisiana Tech Bulldogs
defeated the
Hawaii Rainbow Warriors
, with the score of 31–14.
December 26, 2018:
2018 First Responder Bowl
in
Dallas
at
Cotton Bowl
[
23
]
No contest between the
Boston College Eagles
and the
Boise State Broncos
, due to unfavorable weather conditions.
December 26, 2018:
2018 Quick Lane Bowl
in Detroit at
Ford Field
[
24
]
The
Minnesota Golden Gophers
defeated the
Georgia Tech Yellow Jackets
, with the score of 34–10.
December 26, 2018:
2018 Cheez-It Bowl
in
Phoenix
at
Chase Field
[
25
]
The
TCU Horned Frogs
defeated the
California Golden Bears
, with the score of 10–7 in overtime.
December 27, 2018:
2018 Independence Bowl
in
Shreveport
at
Independence Stadium
[
26
]
The
Duke Blue Devils
defeated the
Temple Owls
, with the score of 56–27.
December 27, 2018:
2018 Pinstripe Bowl
in
The Bronx
at
Yankee Stadium
[
27
]
The
Wisconsin Badgers
defeated the
Miami Hurricanes
, with the score of 35–3.
December 27, 2018:
2018 Texas Bowl
in
Houston
at
NRG Stadium
[
28
]
The
Baylor Bears
defeated the
Vanderbilt Commodores
, with the score of 45–38.
December 28, 2018:
2018 Music City Bowl
in
Nashville
at
Nissan Stadium
[
29
]
The
Auburn Tigers
defeated the
Purdue Boilermakers
, with the score of 63–14.
December 28, 2018:
2018 Camping World Bowl
in Orlando at Camping World Stadium
[
30
]
The
Syracuse Orange
defeated the
West Virginia Mountaineers
, with the score of 34–18.
December 28, 2018:
2018 Alamo Bowl
in
San Antonio
at
Alamodome
[
31
]
The
Washington State Cougars
defeated the
Iowa State Cyclones
, with the score of 28–26.
December 29, 2018:
2018 Belk Bowl
in
Charlotte
at
Bank of America Stadium
[
32
]
The
Virginia Cavaliers
defeated the
South Carolina Gamecocks
, with the score of 28–0.
December 29, 2018:
2018 Arizona Bowl
in
Tucson
at
Arizona Stadium
[
33
]
The
Nevada Wolf Pack
defeated the
Arkansas State Red Wolves
, with the score of 16–13.
December 31, 2018:
2018 Redbox Bowl
in
Santa Clara
at
Levi's Stadium
[
34
]
The
Oregon Ducks
defeated the
Michigan State Spartans
, with the score of 7–6.
December 31, 2018:
2018 Holiday Bowl
in
San Diego
at
SDCCU Stadium
[
35
]
The
Northwestern Wildcats
defeated the
Utah Utes
, with the score of 31–20.
December 31, 2018:
2018 Military Bowl
in
Annapolis
at
Navy–Marine Corps Memorial Stadium
[
36
]
The
Cincinnati Bearcats
defeated the
Virginia Tech Hokies
, with the score of 35–31.
December 31, 2018:
2018 Sun Bowl
in
El Paso
at
Sun Bowl
[
37
]
The
Stanford Cardinal
defeated the
Pittsburgh Panthers
, with the score of 14–13.
December 31, 2018:
2018 Liberty Bowl
in
Memphis
at
Liberty Bowl Memorial Stadium
[
38
]
The
Oklahoma State Cowboys
defeated the
Missouri Tigers
, with the score of 38–33.
December 31, 2018:
2018 Gator Bowl
in
Jacksonville
at
TIAA Bank Field
[
39
]
The
Texas A&M Aggies
defeated the
NC State Wolfpack
, with the score of 52–13.
January 1, 2019:
2019 Outback Bowl
in Tampa at Raymond James Stadium
[
40
]
The
Iowa Hawkeyes
defeated the
Mississippi State Bulldogs
, with the score of 27–22.
January 1, 2019:
2019 Citrus Bowl
in Orlando at Camping World Stadium
[
41
]
The
Kentucky Wildcats
defeated the
Penn State Nittany Lions
, with the score of 27–24.
National Football League
January 27:
2019 Pro Bowl
in
Orlando
at
Camping World Stadium
[
42
]
Team
AFC
defeated team
NFC
, with the score of 26–7.
Offensive MVP:
Patrick Mahomes
(
Kansas City Chiefs
)
Defensive MVP:
Jamal Adams
(
New York Jets
)
February 3:
Super Bowl LIII
in
Atlanta
at
Mercedes-Benz Stadium
[
43
]
The
New England Patriots
defeated the
Los Angeles Rams
, 13–3, to win their sixth Super Bowl title.
MVP:
Julian Edelman
(New England Patriots)
April 25–27:
2019 NFL draft
in
Nashville
#1 pick
:
Kyler Murray
(to the
Arizona Cardinals
from the
Oklahoma Sooners
)
September 5 – December 29:
2019 NFL season
IFAF
July 29 – August 4: 2019 IFAF European U-19 American Football Championships in
Bologna
[
44
]
Austria
defeated
Sweden
, 28–0, in the final.
France
took third place.
August 11–18: 2019 IFAF Women's European American Football Championships in
Leeds
[
45
]
United Kingdom
defeated
Finland
, 18–14, in the final.
Sweden
took third place.
August 29 – September 1: 2019 IFAF European Flag Championships in
Jerusalem
Winners:
Denmark
(m) / Spain (f)
Other notable events
February 9:
Alliance of American Football
launches and disbands (
2019 AAF season
)
November 27:
Arena Football League
disbands (
2019 Arena Football League season
)
Deaths
January 2
Jerry Magee
, sportswriter (b. 1928)
[
46
]
Jim Margraff
, coach (b. 1960)
[
47
]
George Welsh
, coach (b. 1933)
[
48
]
January 3 –
William Miller
, player (b. 1956)
[
49
]
January 5 –
Pete Manning
, player (b. 1937)
[
50
]
January 6
Roy Hilton
, player (b. 1943)
[
51
]
Kwamie Lassiter
, player (b. 1969)
[
52
]
January 10
Rick Forzano
, coach (b. 1928)
[
53
]
John Michels
, player and coach (b. 1931)
[
54
]
January 12 –
Bob Kuechenberg
, player (b. 1947)
[
55
]
January 15 –
Tim Maypray
, player (b. 1988)
[
56
]
January 16 –
Hank Norton
, coach (b. 1927)
[
57
]
January 17
Joe O'Donnell
, player (b. 1941)
[
58
]
Turk Schonert
, player (b. 1956)
[
59
]
January 18
Dan Orlich
, player (b. 1924)
[
60
]
William A. Thomas
, player and coach (b. 1948)
[
61
]
January 22 –
Bill Mackrides
, player (b. 1925)
[
62
]
January 26 –
Duane Benson
, player (b. 1945)
[
63
]
February 1
Glen Ray Hines
, player (b. 1943)
[
64
]
Wade Wilson
, player and coach (b. 1958)
[
65
]
February 8 –
Dick Kempthorn
, player (b. 1926)
[
66
]
February 11 –
Lou Sossamon
, player (b. 1921)
[
67
]
February 16 –
Shelly Saltman
, 1982
NFL Players Association
promoter (b. 1931)
[
68
]
February 18 –
T. J. Cunningham
, player (b. 1972)
[
69
]
February 25 –
Fred Gloden
, player (b. 1918)
[
70
]
March 2 –
Jack Gregory
, player (b. 1944)
[
71
]
March 7 –
Dan Jenkins
, sportswriter (b. 1928)
[
72
]
March 8 –
Cedrick Hardman
, player (b. 1948)
[
73
]
March 9 –
Joe Auer
, player (b. 1941)
[
74
]
March 10
Russell Gary
, player (b. 1959)
[
75
]
Eric Moss
, player (b. 1974)
[
76
]
March 21 –
Anthony Dickerson
, player (b. 1957)
[
77
]
March 23 –
Clem Daniels
, player (b. 1937)
[
78
]
March 27 –
Joe Bellino
, player (b. 1938)
[
79
]
April 8 –
Blase Bonpane
, player (b. 1929)
[
80
]
April 17 –
Chet Coppock
, broadcast journalist and
sports talk
personality (b. 1948)
[
81
]
April 20 –
Reggie Cobb
, player (b. 1968)
[
82
]
April 24 –
Johnny Green
, player (b. 1937)
[
83
]
April 29 –
Gino Marchetti
, player (b. 1925)
[
84
]
May 2 –
Larry Dick
, 64, player.
[
85
]
May 3
Bill Gompers
, 91, player
[
86
]
Bob Zeman
, 82, player and coach
[
87
]
May 4 –
MacArthur Lane
, 77, player
[
88
]
May 6 –
Jimmy Satterfield
, coach (b. 1939)
[
89
]
May 10 –
Dick Tomey
, coach (b. 1938)
[
90
]
May 16 –
Bob Schloredt
, player and coach (b. 1939)
[
91
]
May 18 –
John Payne
, coach (b. 1932)
[
92
]
May 19 –
George Chaump
, player and coach (b. 1935)
[
93
]
May 23 –
Bill Yoast
[
de
]
, high school coach (
T. C. Williams High School
), depicted in
Remember the Titans
(b. 1924)
[
94
]
May 25 –
Rod Bramblett
, sportscaster (b. 1965)
[
95
]
May 26 –
Bart Starr
, player and coach (b. 1934)
[
96
]
May 28 –
Horace Belton
, player (b. 1955)
[
97
]
June 8 –
Eric Patterson
, player (b. 1993)
[
98
]
June 13 –
Pat Bowlen
, team owner (b. 1944)
[
99
]
June 23 –
Jack Rudolph
, player (b. 1938)
[
100
]
June 25 –
Ken Behring
, team owner (b. 1928)
[
101
]
July 3 –
Jared Lorenzen
, player (b. 1981)
[
102
]
July 4 –
Wayne Mass
, player (b. 1946)
[
103
]
July 7 –
Bob Fouts
, sportscaster (b. 1921)
[
104
]
July 10 –
Walt Michaels
, player and coach (b. 1929)
[
105
]
July 14 –
Mike Maser
, coach (b. 1947)
[
106
]
July 16 –
Adam Bob
, player (b. 1967)
[
107
]
July 18 –
Mitch Petrus
, player (b. 1987)
[
108
]
July 19 –
Bert Rechichar
, player (b. 1930)
[
109
]
July 27 –
Keith Lincoln
, player (b. 1939)
[
110
]
July 29 –
Max Falkenstien
, sportscaster (b. 1924)
[
111
]
July 30 –
Nick Buoniconti
, player (b. 1940)
[
112
]
August 1 –
Jack Dolbin
, player (b. 1948)
[
113
]
August 3 –
Cliff Branch
, player (b. 1948)
[
114
]
August 8 –
Dave Parks
, player (b. 1941)
[
115
]
August 11 –
Darryl Drake
, player and coach (b. 1956)
[
116
]
August 16
Jim Hardy
, player (b. 1923)
[
117
]
Mike McGee
, player, coach and athletic director (b. 1938)
[
118
]
August 17 –
Cedric Benson
, player (b. 1982)
[
119
]
August 18 –
Jack Whitaker
, sportscaster (b. 1924)
[
120
]
August 19 –
Barry Bennett
, player (b. 1955)
[
121
]
August 22 –
Bobby Dillon
, player (b. 1930)
[
122
]
August 24 –
Dick Woodard
, player (b. 1926)
[
123
]
August 28 –
Donnie Green
, player (b. 1948)
[
124
]
August 29 –
Jim Langer
, player (b. 1948)
[
125
]
August 31 –
Jeff Blackshear
, player (b. 1969)
[
126
]
September 7 –
Al Carmichael
, player (b. 1928)
[
127
]
September 9 –
Neiron Ball
, player (b. 1992)
[
128
]
September 10
Sam Davis
, player (b. 1944)
[
129
]
Billy Stacy
, player (b. 1936)
[
130
]
September 11
Terrell Roberts
, player (b. 1981)
[
131
]
Joe Scudero
, player (b. 1930)
[
132
]
September 14
Larry Garron
, player (b. 1937)
[
133
]
John Ralston
, coach (b. 1927)
[
134
]
September 20
Howard Cassady
, player (b. 1934)
[
135
]
Jan Merlin
, actor (b. 1925)
[
136
]
September 21
Tommy Brooker
, player (b. 1939)
[
137
]
E. J. Holub
, player (b. 1938)
[
138
]
Jevan Snead
, player (b. 1987)
[
139
]
September 22 –
Wally Chambers
, player (b. 1951)
[
140
]
October 1 –
Ed Simonini
, player (b. 1954)
[
141
]
October 2 –
Bill Bidwill
, team owner (b. 1931)
[
142
]
October 8 –
Chip Healy
, player (b. 1947)
[
143
]
October 18 –
Mike Reilly
, player (b. 1942)
[
144
]
October 21 –
Willie Brown
, player (b. 1940)
[
145
]
October 22 –
George Brancato
, player and coach (b. 1931)
[
146
]
October 23 –
Bernie Parrish
, player (b. 1936)
[
147
]
October 29 –
Charlie Taaffe
, coach (b. 1950)
[
148
]
October 30 –
Sam Jankovich
, coach and athletic director (b. 1934)
[
149
]
November 4
Jim LeClair
, player (b. 1950)
[
150
]
Virginia Leith
, actress (b. 1925)
[
151
]
November 7 –
Dan McGrew
, player (b. 1937)
[
152
]
November 9 –
Yusuf Scott
, player (b. 1976)
[
153
]
November 11
Zeke Bratkowski
, player (b. 1931)
[
154
]
Charles Rogers
, player (b. 1981)
[
155
]
November 20 –
Fred Cox
, player (b. 1938)
[
156
]
November 22 –
Warren Wolf
, coach (b. 1927)
[
157
]
November 24 –
Hank Bullough
, player and coach (b. 1934)
[
158
]
November 28 –
John McKissick
, coach (b. 1926)
[
159
]
November 29
Seymour Siwoff
, sports statistician and businessman (b. 1920)
[
160
]
R-Kal Truluck
, player (b. 1974)
[
161
]
December 1 –
Paul Sullivan
, player and coach (b. 1950)
[
162
]
December 2 –
George Atkinson III
, player (b. 1992)
[
163
]
December 4 –
Cas Banaszek
, player (b. 1945)
[
164
]
December 5 –
Sherman Howard
, player (b. 1924)
[
165
]
December 7 –
Bump Elliott
, player, coach, and athletic director (b. 1925)
[
166
]
December 9
Leon Hardeman
, player (b. 1932)
[
167
]
Chuck Heberling
, sports administrator and referee (b. 1925)
[
168
]
December 12 –
Vaughan Johnson
, player (b. 1962)
[
169
]
December 17 –
Hayden Fry
, player and coach (b. 1929)
[
170
]
December 18 –
Herman Boone
, coach (b. 1935)
[
171
]
December 24 –
Rusty Hilger
, player (b. 1962)
[
172
]
December 26 –
Elbert Dubenion
, player (b. 1933)
[
173
]
December 28 –
Carley Ann McCord
, sports journalist (b. 1989)
[
174
]
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Archived
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April 5,
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↑
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Archived
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April 6,
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Archived
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April 6,
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↑
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Archived
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April 5,
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.
↑
"New Mexico Bowl Website"
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Archived
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April 5,
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↑
"Cure Bowl Website"
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Archived
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. Retrieved
April 5,
2020
.
↑
"Las Vegas Bowl Website"
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Archived
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April 5,
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↑
"Camellia Bowl Website"
. Camelliabowl.com. December 22, 2019.
Archived
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.
↑
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