List of American Football League players

 

The following is a list of players that played for the 1960-1969 American Football League.

Players

A

• Bud Abell
• Ray Abruzzese
• Ken Adamson
• Tom Addison (Born 1936 4 year All-Star founder/1st Pres AFL Players Association)
• Ben Agajanian (One of only two men who played in the AAFC, the AFL, and the NFL)
• Harold Aiken
• Ted Alflen
• Bruce Alford
• Don Allard
• Buddy Allen
• Chuck Allen
• Dalva Allen
• Don Allen
• George Allen
• Jackie Allen
• Jim Allison
• Buddy Alliston
• Lance Alworth (born 1940, holds all-time record for most games, career, with over 200 yards receiving [5], [[American *AFL MVP 1963)
• Dave Ames
• Billy Anderson
• Dick Anderson
• Max Anderson
• Ralph Anderson
• Lou Andrus
• Houston Antwine (born 1939)
• Jim Apple
• Scott Appleton
• Fred Arbanas (born 1939)
• Dan Archer
• Ray Amstrong
• Doug Asad
• Jack Atchason
• Billy Atkins
• Pervis Atkins
• Al Atkinson
• Frank Atkinson
• George Atkinson
• Joe Auer
• Hank Autry
• Ken Avery
• Joe Avezzano

B

• Gene Babb
• Martin Baccaglio
• Jay Bachman
• Teddy Bailey
• Bill Baird
• Art Baker
• Johnny Baker
• Larry Baker
• Ralph Baker
• Pete Banaszak
• Tony Banfield
• Estes Banks
• Al Bansavage
• Joe Barbee
• Rudy Barber
• Stew Barber
• Charley Barnes
• Ernie Barnes (born 1938)
• Larry Barnes
• Pete Barnes
• Walt Barnes
• Bob Barrett
• Jan Barrett
• Al Barry
• Odell Barry
• Jim Barton
• Glenn Bass
• Norm Bass
• Ted Bates
• Mike Battle
• Walter Beach
• Byron Beams
• Pete Beathard
• Al Beauchamp
• Joe Beauchamp
• Tom Beer
• Dave Behrman
• Tom Beier
• Jim Beirne
• Bobby Bell
• Eddie Bell
• Henry Bell
• Joe Bellino
• George Belotti
• Ceasar Belser
• Al Bemiller
• Phil Bennett
• Duane Benson
• Ron Berger
• Bill Bergey
• Frank Bernardi
• Ed Bernet
• Lee Bernet
• Royce Berry
• Elvin Bethea
• Randy Beverly (born 1944, intercepted two passes in the end zone in Super Bowl III)
• Verlon Biggs
• Fred Biletnikoff
• Rodger Bird
• Dan Birdwell
• Joe Biscaha
• Sonny Bishop
• George Blanda (born 1927, AFL MVP 1961)
• Sid Blanks
• Phil Blazer
• Hubert Bobo
• Dewey Bohling
• Johnny Bookman
• Emerson Boozer
• Nate Borden
• Ron Botchan
• Jim Boudreaux
• Tommy Boutwell
• Max Boydston
• Garland Boyette
• George Boynton
• John Boynton
• Danny Brabham
• Phil Brady
• John Bramlett
• Mel Branch
• Solomon Brannan
• Hezekiah Braxton
• Don Breaux
• Bob Breitenstein
• Jim Brewington
• Bobby Brezina
• Bob Briggs
• Marlin Briscoe (born 1945, first black in modern era to play, and then start, at quarterback, 1968 AFL)
• Jon Brittenum
• Bob Brodhead
• J.W. Brodnax
• Tom Brooker
• Bob Brooks
• Aaron Brown
• Barry Brown
• Bill Brown
• Charley Brown
• Charlie Brown
• Don Brown
• Doug Brown
• Fred Brown
• Hardy Brown (One of only two men who played in the AAFC, the AFL, and the NFL)
• Willie Brown
• Charlie Browning
• Claude Brownlee
• Dick Brubaker
• Charlie Brueckman
• Bob Bruggers
• Sam Brunelli
• Fred Bruney
• Bob Bryant
• Buck Buchanan (1940 - 1992)
• Tim Buchanan
• Tom Buckman
• Ed Budde (born 1940)
• Bill Budness
• Tom Budrewicz
• George Buehler
• Gary Bugenhagen
• Drew Buie
• Fred Bukaty
• Frank Buncom
• Nick Buoniconti
• Jerry Burch
• Chris Burford (born 1938)
• Bobby Burnett (born 1943, American Football League Rookie of the Year 1966)
• Ode Burrell
• Leon Burton
• Ron Burton (1936 - 2003)
• Gerry Bussell
• Bob Butler
• Bernie Buzyniski
• George (Butch) Byrd (born 1941)

C

• John Cadwell
• Johnny Cagle
• Dan Callahan
• Jim Campbell
• Ken Campbell
• Stan Campbell
• Woody Campbell
• Justin Canale
• Whit Canale
• Joe Cannavino
• Billy Cannon (born 1937, made All-League as a halfback in 1961 and as a tight end in 1969)
• Bob Cappadona
• Gino Cappelletti (born 1934, AFL MVP 1964, AFL's All-Time Leading Scorer)
• Wray Carlton
• Al Carmichael
• Paul Carmichael
• Reg Carolan
• Don Carothers
• Ken Carpenter
• Preston Carpenter
• Ron Carpenter
• Levert Carr
• John Carrell
• Ed Carrington
• Jim Carroll
• Johnny Carson
• Kern Carson
• Larry Carwell
• Rick Casares
• Tim Casey
• John Cash
• Tom Cassese
• Carmen Cavalli
• Ronnie Caveness
• Grady Cavness
• Dan Chamberlain
• Edgar Chandler
• John Charles
• Carl Charon
• B.W. Cheeks
• Don Chelf
• George Chesser
• Jim Cheyunski
• Ed Chlebek
• Max Choboian
• Steve Chomyszak
• Dick Chorovich
• Dick Christy
• Earl Christy
• Don Churchwell
• Tom Cichowski
• Jack Clancy
• Howard Clark
• Hagood Clarke
• Bobby Clatterbuck
• Doug Cline
• Dave Cloutier
• Bert Coan
• Gene Cockrell
• Don Coffey
• Abe Cohen
• Jim Colclough (1936 - 2004)
• Fred Cole
• Al Coleman
• J.C. Collins
• Ray Collins
• Dick Compton
• Dan Conners
• Greg Cook (born 1946, American Football League Rookie of the Year 1969)
• Ed Cooke
• Bob Coolbaugh
• Thurlow Cooper
• Jim Corcoran
• Olie Cordill
• Walt Corey
• Jerry Cornelison
• Bruce Coslet
• Dave Costa
• Paul Costa
• Jim Cox
• Larry Cox
• Eric Crabtree
• Dobie Craig
• Gary Crane
• Paul Crane
• Hilton Crawford
• Jim Crawford
• Ken Criter
• Bobby Crockett
• Monte Crockett
• Bill Cronin
• Bobby Cross
• Jim Crotty
• Jake Crouthamel
• Al Crow
• Wayne Crow
• Harry Crump
• Doug Crusan
• Larry Csonka (Miami Dolphin's all-time leading rusher, Super Bowl VIII MVP)
• Walt Cudzik
• Curley Culp
• Ed Culpepper
• Ed Cummings
• Carl Cunningham
• Dick Cunningham
• Jay Cunningham
• Mike Current
• Gary Cutsinger

D

• Frank D'Agostino
• Mike D'Amato
• Bill Danenhauer
• Eldon Danenhauer
• George Daney
• Clem Daniels (born 1937, AFL MVP 1963))
• Dave Daniels
• Bill Darnall
• Dan Darragh
• Ben Davidson
• Cotton Davidson
• Pete Davidson
• Bob Davis (American athlete)
• Dick Davis
• Jack Davis (Boston Patriots)
• Jack Davis (Denver Broncos}
• Marvin Davis
• Bill Dawson
• Len Dawson (born 1935, AFL MVP 1962)
• Al Day
• Tom Day
• Bob Dee
• Nick DeFelice
• Dick Degen
• Steve DeLong
• Sam DeLuca
• Gerry DeLucca
• Guy Dennis
• Al Denson
• John Denvir
• Don Deskins
• Wayne DeSutter
• Chuck DeVliegher
• Willard Dewveall
• Bill Diamond
• Charley Diamond
• Eldridge Dickey
• Wallace Dickey
• Bo Dickinson
• John Diehl
• Tony DiMidio
• Tom Dimitroff
• Tom Dimmick
• Tony Discenzo
• John Dittrich
• Joe DiVito
• Hewritt Dixon
• Oliver Dobbins
• John Dockery
• Leon Dombrowski
• Marty Domres
• Tom Domres
• Gene Donaldson
• Roger Donnahoo
• Ben Donnell
• Al Dorow
• Dick Dorsey
• Al Dotson
• Bob Dougherty
• John Douglas
• Dick Doyle
• Elbert Drungo
• Elbert Dubenion (born 1933)
• Mitch Dudek
• Mike Dukes
• Jim Dunaway
• Randy Duncan
• Rick Duncan
• Speedy Duncan
• Charlie Dupre
• Pete Duranko
• Ken Dyer

E

• John Eason
• Rick Eber
• Booker Edgerson
• Randall Edmunds
• Lloyd Edwards
• Jim Eifrid
• Mike Eischeid
• Larry Eisenhauer
• Larry Elkins
• John Elliott
• Roger Ellis
• Paul Elzey
• Frank Emanuel
• John Embree
• Hunter Enis
• Bill Enyart
• Pat Epperson
• Bernie Erickson
• Tom Erlandson
• Terry Erwin
• Don Estes
• Bobby Evans
• Dale Evans
• Jimmy Evans
• Norm Evans

F

• Bill Fairband
• Earl Faison (born 1939, American Football League Rookie of the Year 1961)
• Stan Fanning
• Dick Farley
• Lonnie Farmer
• Miller Farr (born 1943)
• Curt Farrier
• Joe Farrier
• John Farris
• Staley Faulkner
• Paul Feldhausen
• Dick Felt
• Ralph Felton
• Lane Fenner
• Charley Ferguson
• Gene Ferguson
• Howie Ferguson
• Manny Fernandez
• Orlando Ferrante
• Howard Fest
• Jim Fetherston
• Dan Ficca
• George Fields (athlete)
• Jerry Fields
• Garry Finneran
• Roger Finnie
• George Fleming
• Billy Fletcher
• George Flint
• Tom Flores (born 1937), first Hispanic quarterback in professional football, 1960. Later coach of the Oakland Raiders, winning two Super Bowls.
• Charlie Flowers
• Don Floyd (born 1938)
• Don Flynn
• Wayne Fontes
• Fred Ford
• Garrett Ford
• Fred Forsberg
• Gene Foster
• Sid Fournet
• Bobby Fowler
• Charlie Fowler
• Jerry Fowler
• Willmer Fowler
• Jason Franci
• Jack Frantz
• Jim Fraser
• Al Frazier
• Charley Frazier
• Curt Frazier
• Wayne Frazier
• Willie Frazier
• Dick Frey
• John Frongillo
• Charley Fuller
• Tom Funchess
• Jim Furey
• Tom Fussell

G

• George Gaiser
• Bob Gaiters
• Chon Gallegos
• R.C. Gamble
• Bob Garner
• Carl Garrett (born 1947, American Football League Rookie of the Year 1969)
• Drake Garrett
• J.D. Garrett
• Mike Garrett
• Gary Garrison
• Larry Garron
• Chuck Gavin
• Jack Gehrke
• Roy Gerela
• Claude (Hoot) Gibson
• Cookie Gilchrist (born 1935, AFL MVP 1962)
• Fred Gillett
• Jon Gilliam
• Scotty Glacken
• Bob Gladieux
• Glenn Glass
• Howard Glenn
• Freddy Glick
• Gary Glick
• Art Gob
• George Goeddeke
• Pete Gogolak
• Alan Goldstein
• Austin (Goose) Gonsoulin (born 1938)
• John Gonzaga
• Tom Good
• Tom Goode
• Doug Goodwin
• Bobby Gordon
• Cornell Gordon
• Gene Grabosky
• Garry Grady
• Art Graham
• Kenny Graham
• Milt Graham
• Rufus Granderson
• Hoyle Granger
• Larry Grantham (born 1938)
• Willie Grate
• White Graves
• Jim Gray
• Moses Gray
• Dave Grayson (born 1939, all-time American Football League interception leader, 47)
• Gary Greaves
• Charlie Green
• Jerry Green
• Johnny Green
• Ted Greene
• Tom Greene
• Charlie Greer
• Jim Greer
• Ben Gregory
• Ken Gregory
• Bob Griese
• Jim Griffin
• John Griffin
• Bill Groman
• George Gross
• Lee Grosscup
• Sam Gruneisen
• Pat Gucciardo
• Dick Guesman
• Paul Guidry
• John Guillory
• Don Gulseth
• Harry Gunner
• Buzz Guy
• Louis Guy
• John Guzik

H

• John Hadl (born 1940)
• Mike Haffner
• Roger Hagberg
• Mac Haik
• Galen Hall
• Ken Hall
• Ron Hall
• Kim Hammond
• Charley Hardy
• Ed Harmon
• Darrell Harper
• Jack Harper)
• Dick Harris
• James Harris (born 1947, first black in modern era to start a season at quarterback, 1969 AFL)
• Jim Harris
• Jimmy Harris
• John Harris
• Pete Hart
• Jim Harvey
• Waddey Harvey
• Johnny Hatley
• Art Hauser
• Wayne Hawkins
• Jim Hayes
• Luther Hayes
• Ray Hayes
• Wendell Hayes
• Abner Haynes (born 1937, American Football League Rookie of the Year 1960, American Football League MVP 1960, over 12,000 career all-purpose yards.)
• Sherrill Headrick
• Don Healy
• Gene Heeter
• Don Heinrich
• Bob Heinz
• Jerry Helluin
• Karl Henke
• Carey Henley
• Tom Hennessey
• Charlie Hennigan (born 1935, first professional football player to catch more than 100 passes in a season (101, 1964).)
• Dan Henning
• Bill Herchman
• Joe Hergert
• Dave Herman
• Dick Hermann
• Don Herndon
• Ken Herock
• George Herring
• Mike Hibler
• Bo Hickey
• W.K. Hicks
• Jim Higgins
• Walt Highsmith
• Dave Hill
• Jack Hill
• Jim Hill
• Jimmy Hill
• Mack Lee Hill
• Winston Hill (born 1941)
• Glen Ray Hines
• Jimmy Hines
• Dalton Hoffman
• Jon Hohman
• Al Hoisington
• Gus Hollomon
• John Holmes
• Pat Holmes
• Robert Holmes
• E.J. Holub (born 1938)
• Gordy Holz
• Harry Hooligan
• Jerry Hopkins
• Roy Hopkins
• Roy Hord
• Bob Horton
• Ken Houston
• Bobby Howard
• Bobby Howfield
• John Huard
• John Huarte
• Marv Hubbard
• Brad Hubbert
• Floyd Hudlow
• Mike Hudock
• Bill Hudson
• Bob Hudson
• Dick Hudson
• Jim Hudson
• Gene Huey
• Bill Hull
• Buddy Humphrey
• Bob Humphreys
• Bobby Hunt
• Jim Lee Hunt (born 1938)
• Billy Hunter
• Chuck Hurston
• Ed Husmann
• Paul Hynes

I

• Cosmo Iacavazzi
• Ray Ilg
• Jerry Inman

J

• Bob Jackson
• Charlie Jackson
• Frank Jackson
• Rich Jackson
• Frank Jackunas
• Harry Jacobs
• Proverb Jacobs
• Ray Jacobs
• Jack Jacobson
• Harry Jagielski
• Robert James
• Dick Jamieson
• Al Jamison
• Bobby Jancik
• Charlie Janerette
• Tom Janik
• Pete Jaquess
• Jon Jelacic
• Luther Jeralds
• Bill Jessup
• Gene Jeter
• Billy Joe (athlete) (1963 American Football League Rookie of the Year)
• Pete Johns
• Billy Johnson
• Bob Johnson
• Curley Johnson
• Daryl Johnson
• Dick Johnson
• Ellis Johnson
• Essex Johnson
• Jack Johnson
• Jim Johnson
• Koe Johnson
• John Henry Johnson
• Preston Johnson
• Rich Johnson
• Mark Johnston
• Stone Johnson
• Charlie Joiner
• Curtis Jones (San Diego Chargers)
• Ezell Jones
• Gene Jones
• Henry Jones
• Jimmy Jones (Denver Broncos)
• Jimmy Jones (New York Jets)
• Jimmy Jones (Oakland Raiders)
• Willie Jones (Buffalo Bills)
• Willie Jones (Houston Oilers)
• Larry Jordan
• Bob Joswick
• Don Joyce
• L.C. Joyner
• Fred Julian

K

• Karl Kaimer
• Bob Kalsu (1945 - 1970, one of two former pro football players to die in the Viet Nam War)
• Larry Kaminski
• Emil Karas
• Joe Katchik
• Jim Kearney
• Bill Keating
• Tom Keating
• Rex Keeling
• Ed Kelley
• Mike Kellogg
• Bob Kelly
• Jack Kemp (born 1936, AFL MVP 1965) -- later a prominent politician
• Charlie Kempinski
• Charlie Kendall
• John Kenerson
• Greg Kent
• Randy Kerbow
• Bob Keyes
• Jimmy Keyes
• Ed Khayat
• Jim Kiick ("Butch Cassidy" to Larry Csonka's "Sundance Kid")
• Bill Kimber
• Billy Kinard
• Keith Kinderman
• Howard Kindig
• Bill Kindricks
• Charley King
• Claude King
• Don King
• Henry King
• Tony King
• George Kinney
• Gary Kirner
• Dick Klein
• Jack Klotz
• Roger Kochman
• Dave Kocourek
• John Kompara
• Bob Konovsky
• Ed Koontz
• Ed Kovac
• Walt Kowalczyk
• Joe Krakoski
• Karl Kremser
• Bill Krisher
• Alex Kroll
• Gary Kroner
• Bob Kruse
• Ray Kubala
• Frank Kuchta
• Joe Kulbacki

L

• Ernie Ladd (born 1939)
• Mack Lamb
• Ron Lamb
• Gordon Lambert
• Pat Lamberti
• Pete Lammons
• Daryle Lamonica (born 1941, AFL MVP 1967 and 1969) -- known as "the Mad Bomber"
• Bobby Lane
• Willie Lanier
• Dan Lanphear
• Bob Laraba
• Jack Laraway
• Dan LaRose
• Carl Larpenter
• Jack Larscheid
• Bill Larson
• Paul Larson
• Bill Laskey
• Ike Lassiter
• Paul Latzke
• Al Lawson
• Jerome Lawson
• Jim LeClair
• Roger Leclerc
• Monte Ledbetter
• Bob Lee
• Jacky Lee
• Max Leetzow
• Jim LeMoine
• Bill Lenkaitis
• Jack Lentz
• Bobby Leo
• Charley Leo
• Cecil Leonard
• Darrell Lester
• Cotton Letner
• Jerry Levias
• Hal Lewis
• Harold Lewis
• Sherman Lewis
• Keith Lincoln (born 1939)
• Paul Lindquist
• Hub Lindsey
• Peter Liske
• Floyd Little (born 1942)
• Larry Little
• Dale Livingston
• Mike Livingston
• Walt Livingston
• Billy Locklin
• Oscar Lofton
• Mike London
• Charley Long
• Mike Long
• Sam Longmire
• Dean Look
• Ed Lothamer
• Billy Lott
• Rommie Loudd
• Tom Louderback
• Angelo Loukas
• Paul Lowe (born 1936, AFL MVP 1965)
• Richie Lucas
• Tommy Luke
• Booth Lusteg
• Fran Lynch
• Jim Lynch

M

• Dee Mackey
• Jacque MacKinnon
• Eddie Macon
• John Maczuzak
• Paul Maguire (born 8/22/1938, played in six of ten American Football League championship games.)
• Billy Majors
• John Mangum
• Pete Mangum
• Don Manoukian
• Bobby Maples
• Ed Marcontell
• Marv Marinovich
• Bob Marques
• Jim Marsalis
• Aaron Marsh
• Frank Marsh
• Blanche Martin
• Bill Mathis (born 1936)
• Pat Matson
• Archie Matsos
• Jack Mattox
• Marv Matuszak
• Doug Mayberry
• Ben Mayes
• Don Maynard (born 1935)
• Jerry Mays (born 1939)
• Bob McAdams
• Carl McAdams
• Mike McBath
• Norm McBride
• Richie McCabe
• Ed McCall
• Ron McCall
• Brendan McCarthy
• Mickey McCarty
• Curtis McClinton (born 1939, American Football League Rookie of the Year 1962)
• Kent McCloughan
• Wayne McClure
• Don McComb
• John McCormick
• Lloyd McCoy
• Dale McCullers
• Bob McCullough
• Jim McCusker
• Wahoo McDaniel
• Gary McDermott
• Ron McDole (born 1939)
• Don McDonald
• Gerry McDougall
• Bud McFadin
• Nyle McFarlane
• George McGee
• John McGeever
• Dan McGrew
• Don McKinnon
• Bob McLeod
• Art McMahon
• Jim McMillin
• John McMullan
• Chuck McMurtry
• Bob McNamara
• Charley McNeil
• Warren McVea
• Ed Meixler
• Mario Mendez
• Mike Mercer
• Dudley Meredith
• Jim Mertens
• Curt Merz
• Ed Meyer
• John Meyer
• Rich Michael
• Walt Michaels
• Dave Middendorf
• Pete Mikolajewski
• John Milks
• Alan Miller
• Bill Miller
• Bill Miller
• Gene Mingo (first black field goal kicker in United States professional football, 1960.)
• Tom Minter
• Rex Mirich
• Bob Mischak
• Charley Mitchell
• Ed Mitchell
• Leroy Mitchell
• Stan Mitchell
• Tom Mitchell
• Willie Mitchell
• Bob Mitinger 1962 Chargers' team Rookie of the Year, later attorney for the American Football League Players Association, 1968-1969.)
• Ron Mix (born 1938)
• Mel Montalbo
• Mike Montler
• Alex Moore
• Fred Moore
• Leroy Moore
• Zeke Moore
• Mo Moorman
• Doug Moreau
• Fran Morelli
• Dennit Morris
• Jon Morris (born 1942)
• Mercury Morris
• Tom Morrow
• Haven Moses
• Rich Mostardi
• Bobby Moten
• Ed Muelhaupt
• Horst Muhlmann
• Nick Mumley
• Lloyd Mumphord
• Jesse Murdock
• Bill Murphy
• Chip Myers
• Chip Myrtle

N

• Joe Namath (born 1943, American Football League Rookie of the Year 1965, AFL MVP 1968 and 1969)
• Jim Nance (born 1942, AFL MVP 1966)
• Walter Napier
• Bob Neff
• John Neidert
• Billy Neighbors
• Benny Nelson
• Ron Nery
• Tom Neumann
• Tom Neville
• Steve Newell
• Bobby Nichols
• Mike Nichols
• Pete Nicklas
• Doyle Nix
• John Nocera
• George Nock
• Tom Nomina
• Karl Noonan
• Jim Norris
• Don Norton
• Jim Norton (born 1938)
• Rick Norton
• Joe Novsek
• Phil Nugent
• Julian Nunamaker
• R.B. Nunnery

O

• Don Oakes
• Carleton Oats
• Tom Oberg
• Tommy O'Connell
• Sammy Odom
• Joe O'Donnell
• Dave Ogas
• Paul Oglesby
• Ross O'Hanley
• Chip Oliver
• Harold Olson
• Johnny Olszewski
• Jim O'Mahoney
• Steve O'Neal
• Bob O'Neil
• Larry Onesti
• Clancy Osborne
• Gus Otto
• Jim Otto (born 1938)
• John Outlaw
• Terry Owens

P

• Joe Pagliei
• Sam Palumbo
• Nick Papac
• Vito (Babe) Parilli (born 1930)
• Ernie Park
• Charlie Parker
• Willie Parker
• Bernie Parrish
• Dennis Partee
• Bill Pashe
• Alan Pastrana
• Herb Paterra
• Wayne Patrick
• Dainard Paulson
• Johnny Peacock
• Willie Pearson
• Tom Pennington
• Bill Perkins
• Jim Perkins
• Willis Perkins
• Phil Perlo
• Pete Perreault
• Anton Peters
• Frank Peters
• Volney Peters
• Bill Peterson
• Bob Petrella
• Bob Petrich
• Gerry Philbin (born 1941)
• Jess Phillips
• Ed Philpott
• Frank Pitts
• Hugh Pitts
• John Pitts
• Dave Pivec
• Dave Plump
• Sherman Plunkett
• Bobby Ply
• Ed Podolak
• Bob Poole
• Willie Porter
• Dickie Post (born 1942, American Football League Rookie of the Year 1967)
• Art Powell
• Charley Powell
• Jesse Powell
• Warren Powers
• Gene Prebola
• Jim Price
• Sam Price
• Billy Pricer
• Bob Print
• Errol Prisby
• Ron Pritchard
• Remi Prudhomme
• Barry Pryor
• Vic Purvis
• Jack Pyburn
• John Pyeatt
• Palmer Pyle
• George Pyne

Q

• Frank Quayle
• Jeff Queen
• Steve Quinn

R

• Warren Rabb
• Bill Rademacher
• Dennis Randall
• Randy Rasmussen
• Ray Ratkowski
• Bert Rechichar
• Rick Redman
• Alvin Reed
• Leo Reed
• Roy Reeves
• Tom Regner
• Bob Reifsnyder
• Dennis Remmert
• Bob Renn
• Larry Rentz
• Al Reynolds
• Billy Reynolds
• M. C. Reynolds
• Andy Rice
• George Rice
• Jim Richards
• Perry Richards
• Al Richardson
• Bob Richardson
• Gloster Richardson
• Jeff Richardson
• Jesse Richardson
• John Richardson
• Mike Richardson
• Pete Richardson
• Tom Richardson
• Mike Richey
• Frank Richter
• Houston Ridge
• Preston Ridlehuber
• Charley Rieves
• Jim Riley
• Ken Riley
• Lee Riley
• Ray Rissmiller
• Hank Rivera
• Bo Roberson
• Archie Roberts
• Cliff Roberts
• Bob Robertson
• Bill Robinson
• Jerry Robinson
• Johnny Robinson (born 1938)
• Paul Robinson (born 1944, American Football League Rookie of the Year 1968, only running back in pro football history to rush for 1,000 yards for a first-year expansion team.)
• Frank Robotti
• Paul Rochester (born 1938)
• Tobin Rote (1928 - 2000, AFL MVP in 1963, only man to quarterback teams to a championship in both the NFL and the American Football League)
• John Roderick
• Herb Roedel
• Bill Roehnelt
• Don Rogers
• Dave Rolle
• Tony Romeo
• Al Romine
• Hatch Rosdahl
• Dave Ross
• Willie Ross (football player)
• Tobin Rote
• Justin Rowland
• Bob Rowley
• Karl Rubke
• Jack Rudolph
• Marion Rushing
• Benny Russell
• Charlie Rutkowski
• Ed Rutkowski
• Joe Ryan
• Tom Rychlec

S

• Ron Sabal
• Saint Saffold
• Tom Saidock
• George Saimes (born 1941)
• Len Saint Jean
• Johnny Sample
• Rick Sapienza
• Tony Sardisco
• Dan Sartin
• Doug Satcher
• George Sauer, Jr.
• Jimmy Saxton
• Ron Sayers
• Ron Sbranti
• Bob Scarpitto
• Joe Schaffer
• Maury Schleicher
• Ray Schmautz
• Jim Schmedding
• Bob Schmidt
• Henry Schmidt
• John Schmitt
• Mike Schnitker
• Marty Schottenheimer
• Harry Schuh
• Gerhard Schwedes
• Bob Schweikert
• Bill Scott
• Clarence Scott
• John Scott
• Lew Scott
• Bob Scrabis
• Ed Scrutchins
• Jim Sears
• Bob Sedlock
• Paul Seiler
• Larry Seiple
• Gene Selawski
• Goldie Sellers
• Ron Sellers
• Tom Sestak (1936 - 1987)
• Don Shackleford
• Billy Shaw (born 1938, only non-NFL player in the Pro Football Hall of Fame.)
• George Shaw
• Glenn Shaw
• Pat Shea
• Art Shell
• Rod Sherman
• Tom Sherman
• George Shirkey
• Bill Shockley
• Chuck Shonta
• John Simerson
• Arnie Simkus
• Leon Simmons
• Jackie Simpson
• O. J. Simpson
• Willie Simpson
• Karl Singer
• John Sklopan
• Mickey Slaughter
• Richard Sligh
• Tom Smiley
• Allen Duncan Smith (Buffalo Bills)
• Allen Tyrone Smith (New York Jets)
• Bob (Robert Bert) Smith (Houston Oilers)
• Bobby (Robert Lee) Smith (Buffalo Bills)
• Carl Smith
• Charlie Smith
• Dan Smith (Denver Broncos)
• Dave Smith
• Don Smith (Denver Broncos)
• Fletcher Smith
• Hal Smith (Boston Patriots)
• J. D. (James D.) Smith (Oakland Raiders)
• Jimmy Smith (Denver Broncos)
• Noland Smith
• Paul Smith (Denver Broncos)
• Russ Smith
• Tommie Smith
• Wilie (Bear) Smith
• Mark Smolinski
• Matt Snell (born 1941, American Football League Rookie of the Year 1964, 121 yd, td in 3rd World Championship game.)
• Matt Snorton
• Al Snyder
• Bob Soltis
• Mike Sommer
• Butch Songin
• Jim Sorey
• Henry Sorrell
• Dick Speights
• Julian Spence
• Ollie Spencer
• Jack Spikes
• Phil Spiller
• Len St. Jean
• Jeff Staggs
• Jerry Stalcup
• Bill Staley
• Bill Stanfill
• Marshall Starks
• Bob Stein