1969 Kansas City Chiefs season

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The 1969 Kansas City Chiefs season was a landmark year in which the team, led by coach Hank Stram and a dominant defense, captured the final AFL championship and went on to win Super Bowl IV.

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instanceOf American Football League season
Kansas City Chiefs season
sports season
city Kansas City
conferenceTransitionContext last season before AFL–NFL merger
country United States
defeatedInGame Minnesota Vikings in Super Bowl IV
linked to: Minnesota Vikings

New York Jets in 1969 AFL Divisional Playoff
Oakland Raiders in 1969 AFL Championship Game
division AFL Western Division
divisionPlace 2nd
franchise Kansas City Chiefs
franchiseSuperBowlTitleNumber 1
generalManager Jack Steadman
headCoach Hank Stram
homeStadium Municipal Stadium
isFinal final AFL championship season for the Kansas City Chiefs
keyPlayer Bobby Bell
Buck Buchanan
Emmitt Thomas
Jan Stenerud
Johnny Robinson
Len Dawson
Willie Lanier
keyUnit defense
league American Football League
nextSeason 1970 Kansas City Chiefs season
notableFeature dominant defense
owner Lamar Hunt
playoffAppearance AFL Championship Game
AFL Divisional Playoff
Super Bowl IV
previousSeason 1968 Kansas City Chiefs season
quarterback Len Dawson
regularSeasonRecord 11–3
sport American football
SuperBowlCity New Orleans
SuperBowlDate January 11, 1970
SuperBowlMVP Len Dawson
SuperBowlNumber IV
SuperBowlOpponent Minnesota Vikings
SuperBowlResult Kansas City Chiefs 23, Minnesota Vikings 7
SuperBowlVenue Tulane Stadium
team Kansas City Chiefs
wonChampionship AFL Championship
Super Bowl IV
year 1969

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1969 AFL Championship seasonOfChampionTeam 1969 Kansas City Chiefs season