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AFL 1960 Leaders
Longest Punt

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Wayne Crow

Oakland Raiders

72

2
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George Herring

Denver Broncos

70

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Cotton Davidson

Dallas Texans

66

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Tom Greene

Boston Patriots

66

5
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Paul Maguire

Los Angeles Chargers

61

6
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Charlie Milstead

Houston Oilers

59

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Curley Johnson

Dallas Texans

58

8
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Billy Atkins

Buffalo Bills

58

9
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Al Dorow

New York Titans

56

10
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Bob Laraba

Los Angeles Chargers

55

11
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Clyde Washington

Boston Patriots

48

12
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Ken Hall

Houston Oilers

41

13
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Rick Sapienza

New York Titans

0

14
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Joe Pagliei

New York Titans

0

List only includes players that met minimum statistical requirements

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Passing Yards   ·   Passing Attempts   ·   Passing Yards per Game   ·   Passing TD   ·   Completion %   ·   Rushing Yards   ·   Rushing Attempts   ·   Rushing TD   ·   Yards per Rush   ·   Rushing Yards per Game   ·   Receiving Yards   ·   Receiving TD   ·   Yards per Catch   ·   Receiving Yards per Game   ·   Sacks   ·   Interceptions   ·   Tackles   ·   Tackles for Loss   ·   Extra Point %   ·   Field Goal %   ·   Field Goal % 50+ Yards   ·   Longest Field Goal   ·   Punts   ·   Yards per Punt   ·   Yards Punting   ·   Kickoff Return Yards   ·   Kickoff Return TD   ·   Yards per Kickoff Return   ·   Longest Kickoff Return   ·   Punt Return Yards   ·   Punt Return TD   ·   Yards per Punt Return   ·   Longest Punt Return   ·   Points Scored   ·   Touchdowns Scored

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  1. I sincerely appreciate the research work, and the information being shared. It is important and interesting history.

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