dexter mcleon wore number 22 on the kansas city chiefs team in the 1960s.
dexter mcleon wore number 22 on the kansas city chiefs team in the 1960s.
who wore number 22 on the kansas city chiefs team in the 1960s?
dexter mcleon
willie mitchell (american football)









































willie mitchell (born august 28, 1940) is a former professional football cornerback who played eight professional seasons 1964-1971. after winning the league championship with the american football league's kansas city chiefs in 1966, he started for them in the first afl-nfl world championship game, and was on the chiefs team that won the 1969 afl championship and then defeated the nfl's heavily favored minnesota vikings in the fourth and final afl-nfl world championship game.









































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bullet::::- photo of mitchell from the 1967 afl championship game
willie mitchell (american football)
a total of 25 players from the 1989 team went on to play professional football. they are bobby abrams (new york giants 1990-91, cleveland browns 1992, new york giants 1992, dallas cowboys 1992-93, minnesota vikings 1993-94, new england patriots 1995), derrick alexander (cleveland browns 1994–95, baltimore ravens 1996–97, kansas city chiefs 1998–01, minnesota vikings 2002), erick anderson (kansas city chiefs 1992-93, washington redskins 1994-95), tony boles (dallas cowboys 1991; san antonio riders 1992), jarrod bunch (new york giants 1991–93, los angeles raiders 1994), corwin brown (new england patriots 1993–96, new york jets 1997–98, detroit lions 1999–00), chris calloway (pittsburgh steelers 1990-91, new york giants 1992-98, atlanta falcons 1999, new england patriots 2000), joe cocozzo (san diego chargers 1993-97), tom dohring (kansas city chiefs 1992), matt elliott (washington redskins 1992, carolina panthers 1995-97), steve everitt (cleveland browns 1993-95, baltimore ravens 1996, philadelphia eagles 1997-99), elvis grbac (san francisco 49ers 1993-96, kansas city chiefs 1997-00, baltimore ravens 2001), leroy hoard (cleveland browns 1990-95, baltimore ravens 1996, carolina panthers 1996, minnesota vikings 1996-99), desmond howard (washington redskins 1992-94, jacksonville jaguars 1995, green bay packers 1996, oakland raiders 1997-98, green bay packers 1999, detroit lions 2000-02), burnie legette (new england patriots 1993-94), tony mcgee (cincinnati bengals 1993-01, dallas cowboys 2002-03, new york giants 2003), greg mcmurtry (new england patriots 1990-93, chicago bears 1994), doug skene (new england patriots 1994), greg skrepenak (los angeles/oakland raiders 1992-95, carolina panthers 1996-97), buster stanley (new england patriots 1994, rhein fire 1996-97, grand rapids rampage 1999-00), mike teeter (indianapolis colts 1990, frankfurt galaxy 1991, minnesota vikings 1991, houston oilers 1993–94, carolina panthers 1995), brian townsend (cincinnati bengals 1992), jon vaughn (new england patriots 1991-92, seattle seahawks 1993-94, kansas city chiefs 1994), derrick walker (san diego chargers 1990-93, kansas city chiefs 1994-97, oakland raiders 1999), and tripp welborne (minnesota vikings 1992).
1989 michigan wolverines football team