NFL football fields could fit in Africa
Africa is the world's second-largest continent, with an area of approximately 30.37 million square kilometers or 11.7 million square miles. An NFL football field measures 120 yards long (including end zones) by 53.3 yards wide, or about 6,400 square yards.
To determine how many NFL football fields could fit in Africa, we need to divide the total area of the continent by the area of a single football field.
First, let's convert the total area of Africa from square kilometers to square yards by multiplying by 1.196e+12 (the number of square yards in a square kilometer):
30.37 million sq. km x 1.196e+12 sq. yards/sq. km = 3.63e+19 sq. yards
Next, we divide the total area of Africa by the area of a single football field:
3.63e+19 sq. yards ÷ 6,400 sq. yards/field = 5.67e+15 football fields
Therefore, approximately 5.67 quadrillion NFL football fields could fit in Africa.
NFL in Africa
While there are no NFL teams based in Africa, there are several stadiums across the continent that could potentially host NFL games. The NFL has been expanding its presence in Africa through initiatives like the Nigerian American Football Association and the NFL Africa program. Currently, there are over 130 NFL players of African descent (born in Africa or first generation born in the U.S.) playing in the NFL.
Africa in total can fit 5.67 quadrillion NFL football fields inside the countries total area.
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