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Poe the Raven -

Poe the Raven is the official team mascot of the Baltimore Ravens. The team also has two live-animal mascots, a pair or ravens called Rise and Conquer outfitted with a costume bearing the team logo.

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Billy Buffalo -

Billy Buffalo is the fierce-looking 2.43 m-tall (8 ft) official team mascot of the Buffalo Bills.

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Who Dey -

The official team mascot of the Cincinnati Bengals is a huge Bengal Tiger figure called Who Dey.

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Chomps -

Chomps, a dog-like figure based on the team's popular Dawg Pound section at the FirstEnergy Stadium, is the official team mascot of the Cleveland Browns.

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Miles -

A white, horse-like figure called Miles is the official team mascot of the Denver Broncos. Miles' duties are shared by a real-life horse named Thunder and its costumed rider.

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Toro -

A steel-blue bull that answers to the name of Toro is the official team mascot of the Houston Texans.

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Blue -

The horse-like figure known as Blue, the official team mascot of the Indianapolis Colts, is seen having some fun on the sideline.

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Jaxson De Ville -

The wonderfully named Jaxson De Ville, the official Jacksonville Jaguars mascot, warms up the crowd with his sideline routine.

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K.C. Wolf -

Kansas City Chiefs' official team mascot is K.C. Wolf, so named for the "wolfpack," a group of overzealous fans from the team's days at the city's Municipal Stadium. Hugely popular, K.C. Wolf was the league's first mascot inducted into the Mascot Hall of Fame in 2006.

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T.D. -

T. D. ("The Dolphin") is the always smiling official team mascot of the Miami Dolphins.

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Pat the Patriot -

Best described as a caricature of a soldier from the American Revolution, Pat the Patriot is the official mascot of the New England Patriots. The Patriots also employ a corps known as the End Zone Militia, a group of costumed American Revolutionary War reenactors.

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Steely McBeam -

With his square jaw and jutting chin, Pittsburgh Steelers' hard hat-wearing official team mascot Steely McBeam certainly looks the part.

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Boltman -

The muscular figure with a lightening bolt head is Boltman, the official team mascot of the Los Angeles Chargers, formerly the San Diego Chargers until 2016.

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T-Rac -

Fittingly, T-Rac, the official team mascot of the Tennessee Titans, is a racoon, the state animal of Tennessee.

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Big Red -

Big Red, modeled on the northern cardinal, also known as the red cardinal, is the official mascot of the Arizona Cardinals. The mascot is seen "flying" past the team's cheerleaders.

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Freddie Falcon -

The Atlantic Falcons have as their official team mascot a feathered friend known as Freddie the Falcon.

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Sir Purr -

Sir Purr, a blue-eyed black panther-like figure, has been the official team mascot of the Carolina Panthers since their first season.

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Staley Da Bear -

Originally called the Decatur Staleys, the Chicago Bears named their official team mascot Staley Da Bear in tribute to their early history.

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Rowdy -

Rowdy, the official team mascot of the Dallas Cowboys, is unmistakable dressed in classic Western attire, including an oversized cowboy hat, chaps, and cowboy boots.

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Roary -

Here's Roary, the big maned official team mascot of the Detroit Lions, taking up position as a quarterback on the field.

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Viktor -

Viktor, a grinning Viking caricature, is one of two official team mascots of the Minnesota Vikings. The other is Ragnar, a human mascot.

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Gumbo -

The big, cuddly Saint Bernard dog figure known as Gumbo is one of two official team mascots of the New Orleans Saints. The other is called Sir Saint.

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Swoop -

Swoop, a big-hearted bald eagle-like figure, is the official team mascot of the Philadelphia Eagles.

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Rampage -

The official team mascot of the Los Angeles Rams is Rampage, a ram-like figure with the build of a superhero.

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Sourdough Sam -

A gold rush prospector–themed character with a beard and a pair of blue eyes set under a wide-brimmed ten-gallon hat, Sourdough Sam is the unmistakable official team mascot of the San Francisco 49ers.

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Blitz -

Blitz, a sharp-eyed bird-like figure with green wing feathers, is the official team mascot of the Seattle Seahawks.

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Captain Fear -

Captain Fear, the swashbuckling pirate figure with a blood-red bandana, is the official team mascot of Tampa Bay Buccaneers. 

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Raider Rusher -

Raider Rusher is the official team mascot of the Las Vegas Raiders, as he was when the team was originally known as the Oakland Raiders. The mascot has since undergone a bit of a makeover, but is still essentially one giant head sprouting horns standing on a pair of legs. 

Sources: (American Football Database) (Mascot Hall of Fame)

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