Category:10-Year AFL players
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The American Football League (AFL) played for ten seasons, 1960 through 1969. The twenty players named below were in the league at its inception and at its end. Seven of them played their entire AFL careers with only one franchise. They are Gino Cappelletti and Jim Hunt (Boston Patriots); Larry Grantham and Bill Mathis (New York Titans and Jets); Johnny Robinson (Dallas Texans and Kansas City Chiefs); and Wayne Hawkins and Jim Otto (Oakland Raiders).
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| The American Football League |
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| Eastern Division |
| Boston Patriots | Buffalo Bills | Houston Oilers | New York Titans/Jets | Miami Dolphins |
| Western Division |
| Denver Broncos | Dallas Texans/Kansas City Chiefs | Oakland Raiders | Los Angeles/San Diego Chargers | Cincinnati Bengals |
| Seasons | Playoffs | All-Star games | AFL Draft | All-Time Team | NFL |
