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Nevertheless, the game of the Superbowl has become a major national occasion, probably the nation's major sporting event. After two weeks of concentrated media hype, it draws millions of television viewers, many of whom would not think of watching any other football game, and only the number of New Years Eve parties probably surpasses the number of Super bowl parties. The Super Bowl is the perennial ratings leader among all televise sports events and, on the list of the fifty top-rated TV broadcasts, the Super Bowl game appears twenty times. The first Superbowl, though, between the NFL's Green Bay Packers and the AFL's Kansas City Chiefs, was not so eagerly anticipated. The main question seemed to be how large Green Bay's margin of victory would be. The Packers won that game, 35-10, and they won Super bowl II, 33-14 over the Oakland Raiders. But when Joe Namath certain victory for the AFL's underdog New York Jets in Super Bowl III and then delivered a 16-7 win over the Baltimore Colts, attention rose, especially with the impending merger of the two leagues. Kansas City's win in Super bowl IV evened the series between the AFL and NFL. After the merger, the AFC won nine of the next eleven. That record was skewed somewhat, though, by the fact that former NFL teams accounted for five of the victories. Since Super bowl XVI, after the 1981 season, the NFC had won fifteen of sixteen games, thirteen in a row, before the Denver Broncos beat the Green Bay Packers in Super Bowl XXXII. As a result of the playoff system and the Superbowl, the NFL season now stretch from one year into the next, which can be mildly puzzling.