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WESTERN DIVISION
Kansas City Chiefs joined as the founding member of the AFL in 1960 as the Dallas Texans. In 1963, the team relocated to become the Kansas City Chiefs and joined as the merged NFL in 1970.
They became the first AFL team to win the Super Bowl by beating the (vs Minnesota Vikings 23-7 in Super Bowl IV.
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| NAMES |
Dallas Texans (1960-1962)
Kansas City Chiefs (1963-1969)
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| AFFILIATIONS |
AMERICAN FOOTBALL LEAGUE (1960-1969)
Western Division (1960-1969)
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| AWARDS |
| AFL CHAMPIONSHIPS (3)
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| AFL DIVISION TITLES (2)
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| AFL PLAYOFFS APPEARANCES (4) |
| 1962, 1966, 1968, 1969 |
| AFL SEASONS |
| SEASON |
DIVISION |
FINISH |
RECORD |
PLAYOFFS |
| DALLAS TEXANS |
| 1960 |
WESTERN |
2ND |
8-6 |
- |
| 1961 |
WESTERN |
2ND |
6-8 |
- |
| 1962 |
WESTERN |
1ST |
11-3 |
Won 1962 AFL Championship (@ Oilers) 20–17(2OT) |
| KANSAS CITY CHIEFS |
| 1963 |
WESTERN |
3RD |
5-7-2 |
- |
| 1964 |
WESTERN |
2ND |
7-7 |
- |
| 1965 |
WESTERN |
3RD |
7-5-2 |
- |
| 1966 |
WESTERN |
1ST |
11-2-1 |
Won 1966 AFL Championship (@ Bills) 31–7
Lost Super Bowl I (vs Packers) 35-10 |
| 1967 |
WESTERN |
2ND |
9-5 |
- |
| 1968 |
WESTERN |
2ND |
12-2 |
Lost Western Division playoff (@ Raiders) 41–6 |
| 1969 |
WESTERN |
2ND |
11-3 |
Won Divisional playoff (@ Jets) 13–6
Won 1966 AFL Championship (@ Raiders) 17–7
Won Super Bowl IV (vs Vikings) 23-7 |
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| AFL CHAMPIONSHIP APPEARANCES |
| DATE |
CHAMPIONSHIP |
W/L |
OPPONENT |
SCORE |
LOCATION |
VICTORY # |
| 1962 |
3RD |
W |
 HOUSTON |
20-17 |
HOUSTON |
1 |
| 1966 |
7TH |
W |
 BUFFALO |
31-7 |
BUFFALO |
2 |
| 1969 |
10TH |
W |
 OAKLAND |
17-7 |
OAKLAND |
3 |
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| NFL SUPER BOWL APPEARANCES |
| SEASON |
SUPER BOWL |
W/L |
OPPONENT |
SCORE |
LOCATION |
VICTORY # |
| 1969 |
IV |
W |
 MINNESOTA |
23-7 |
NEW ORLEANS |
1 (4) |
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| LOGOS |
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(1960-1962) |
(1963-1969) |
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| HELMETS |
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(1960-1962) |
(1963-1969) |
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| STADIUMS |
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COTTON BOWL
(DALLAS, TX)
(1960-1962) |
MUNICIPAL STADIUM
(KANSAS CITY, MO)
(1963-1969) |
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Updated: 11 april 2020
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