Al Reynolds

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Al Reynolds
Date of birth	February 15, 1938 (1938-02-15) (age 73)
Place of birth	Winchester, Kansas
Position(s)	Guard
College	Tarkio College
Career highlights
Honors	AFL Champion, 1962
Stats
Statistics	Pro Football Reference DatabaseFootball
Teams
1960-1962 1963-1967	AFL Dallas Texans AFL Kansas City Chiefs

Allen F. Reynolds (born February 15, 1938) is a former American college and professional football guard who played eight seasons in the American Football League from 1960-1967 for the Dallas Texans and Kansas City Chiefs.

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Dallas Texans 1960 Inaugural Season Roster

Jim Barton | Ed Bernet | Johnny Bookman | Max Boydston | Mel Branch | Bob Bryant | Chris Burford | Ray Collins | Walt Corey | Jerry Cornelison | Clem Daniels | Cotton Davidson | Charley Diamond | Bo Dickinson | Tom Dimmick | Hunter Enis | Don Flynn | Sid Fournet | Dick Frey | Rufus Granderson | Ted Greene | Jimmy Harris | Abner Haynes | Sherrill Headrick | Bob Hudson | Charlie Jackson | Curley Johnson | Bill Krisher | Paul Miller | Walter Napier | R.B. Nunnery | Al Reynolds | Johnny Robinson | Paul Rochester | Jack Spikes | Jack Stone | Smokey Stover | Jim Swink | Marvin Terrell | Dave Webster | Duane Wood | Carroll Zaruba
Head Coach: Hank Stram
Ed Hughes

Dallas Texans 1962 AFL Champions

84 Fred Arbanas | 66 Sonny Bishop | 87 Mel Branch | 81 Tommy Brooker | 88 Chris Burford | 56 Walt Corey | 74 Jerry Cornelison | 19 Cotton Davidson | 86 Dick Davis | 16 Len Dawson | 79 Charley Diamond | 65 Jon Gilliam | 45 Dave Grayson | 54 Ted Greene | 28 Abner Haynes | 69 Sherrill Headrick | 55 E. J. Holub | 85 Bill Hull | 20 Bobby Hunt | 26 Frank Jackson | 44 Edward Kelley | 67 Carl Larpenter | 75 Jerry Mays | 32 Curtis McClinton | 64 Curt Merz | 82 Bill Miller | 1 Tom Pennington | 14 Bobby Ply | 60 Al Reynolds | 42 Johnny Robinson | 72 Paul Rochester | 10 Jimmy Saxton | 30 Jack Spikes | 35 Smokey Stover | 63 Marvin Terrell | 77 Jim Tyrer | 12 Eddie Wilson | 48 Duane Wood
Head Coach Hank Stram
Coaches Tom Catlin | Bob Ghilotti | Ed Hughes | Bill Walsh

Kansas City Chiefs 1966 AFL Champions

52 Bud Abell | 84 Fred Arbanas | 10 Pete Beathard | 78 Bobby Bell | 61 Dennis Biodrowski | 38 Solomon Brannan | 81 Tommy Brooker | 87 Aaron Brown | 86 Buck Buchanan | 71 Ed Budde | 88 Chris Burford | 80 Reggie Carolan | 23 Bert Coan | 56 Walt Corey | 16 Len Dawson | 72 Tony DiMidio | 66 Wayne Frazier | 21 Mike Garrett | 65 Jon Gilliam | 69 Sherrill Headrick | 73 Dave Hill | 12 Jimmy Hill | 55 E. J. Holub | 20 Bobby Hunt | 85 Chuck Hurston | 82 Ed Lothamer | 75 Jerry Mays | 32 Curtis McClinton | 15 Mike Mercer | 64 Curt Merz | 22 Willie Mitchell | 25 Frank Pitts | 14 Bobby Ply | 60 Al Reynolds | 58 Andy Rice | 42 Johnny Robinson | 76 Hatch Rosdahl | 17 Fletcher Smith | 35 Smokey Stover | 89 Otis Taylor | 18 Emmitt Thomas | 45 Gene Thomas | 77 Jim Tyrer | 24 Fred Williamson | 44 Jerrel Wilson
Head Coach Hank Stram
Coaches Tom Bettis | Darrel Brewster | Tommy O'Boyle | Tom Pratt | Bill Walsh

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