1932 was the one and only season for the Eastern Football League. It would be part of the formulation of the American Association in 1936. The AA would be a Semi-Pro Football league, which would not compete directly with the NFL, but would be more of a farm system for the NFL Clubs. Such was the case with the 1932 EFL. On the field, it would be very tightly contested between the top three teams: the New Rochelle Bulldogs (4-1-2), the Passaic Blue Devils (4-2-0), and the Paterson Night Hawks (4-2-0), would be separated by only a half of a game. As was the case in those days, there was no playoff system, so the Champion was determined by the regular season win/loss records. As a result, the New Rochelle Bulldogs were crowned Champions of the 1932 Eastern Football League.