(Pro Football Hall of Fame)

It's been 30 years since the American Football League champion Kansas City Chiefs put their league on equal footing with the established NFL by defeating the Minnesota Vikings in Super Bowl IV. This season SportsLine will take an indepth look at the best players and coaches as well as the great teams and memorable games of the AFL.
The eight original AFL owners, who were tabbed, "The Foolish Club," gave football fans a game with wide-open, exciting offenses and high scoring games. The senior league, meanwhile, was known for vicious defenses, conservative offenses and a growing reputation as the "No Fun League." Clear-cut wins by the New York Jets and Chiefs in Super Bowls III and IV, respectively, evened the tab at two wins apiece between the two leagues. By the time of the 1970 merger, the AFL was clearly as good as the NFL.

All-Time AFL Team
1960
Title Game	Hou. 24, LA 16	Season Review
Game of the Year	Buf. 38, Den 38	Top Coaches & Players
1961
Title Game	Hou. 10, SD 3	Season Review
Game of the Year	Hou. 38, SD 13	Top Coaches & Players
1962
Title Game	Dal. 20, Hou. 17 OT	Season Review
Game of the Year	NY 46, Den 45	Top Coaches & Players
1963
Title Game	SD 51, Bos 10	Season Review
Game of the Year	Bos 26, Buf 8	Top Coaches & Players
1964
Title Game	Buf 20, SD 7	Season Review
Game of the Year	Bos 36, Buf 26	Top Coaches & Players
1965
Title Game	Buf 23, SD 0	Season Review
Game of the Year	Buf 33, NYJ 21	Top Coaches & Players
1966
Title Game	KC 31, Buf 7	Season Review
Game of the Year	NYJ 38, Bos 28	Top Coaches & Players
1967
Title Game	Oak 40, Hou 7	Season Review
Game of the Year	Oak 41, SD 21	Top Coaches & Players
1968
Title Game	NYJ 27, Oak 23	Season Review
Game of the Year	Oak 41, KC 6	Top Coaches & Players
1969
Title Game	KC 17, Oak 7	Season Review
Game of the Year	NYJ 34, Mia 31	Top Coaches & Players