Details, Explanation and Meaning About American Football League Hall of Fame

American Football League Hall of Fame Guide, Meaning , Facts, Information and Description

American Football League Hall of Fame in Amherst, New York was founded in response to the  Pro Football Hall of Fame's perceived bias in favour of the National Football League.  The American Football League Hall of Fame exists "only in cyberspace", to quote its authors.  The site points out that of two hundred and twenty-five members of the "pro football" hall of fame, only one was not an NFL player; and that numerous clearly great players from the AFL have been ignored, including Johnny Robinson, Ron McDole, Lionel Taylor and others.

The site's aim is to honor the American Football League players, coaches and contributors who helped to make the AFL the genesis of modern professional football.

Inductees into the American Football League Hall of Fame are listed below, by team. When a person played with more than one club, he is listed repeatedly (e.g., George Blanda is listed with the Houston Oilers and the Oakland Raiders).


Table of contents
1 EASTERN DIVISION
2 WESTERN DIVISION
3 Contributors
4 External link

EASTERN DIVISION

Boston Patriots

Buffalo Bills

Houston Oilers

New York Titans/Jets

Miami Dolphins (Expansion team)

WESTERN DIVISION

Dallas Texans/Kansas City Chiefs

Denver Broncos

Los Angeles/San Diego Chargers

Oakland Raiders

Cincinnati Bengals (Expansion team)

  • Sherrill Headrick
  • Bobby Hunt
  • Ernie Wright
  • Paul Brown

Contributors

External link


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