The 1969 season was the Denver Broncos 10th and final season in the American Football League . They finished the regular season with a record of 5–8–1, and went 4th in the AFL West for the seventh straight season.
Season summary [ ] Division standings [ ] [1]
Regular season [ ]
Week
Date
Opponent
Result
Game site
Record
Attendance
1
September 14
Boston Patriots
W 35–7
Mile High Stadium
1–0
43,482
2
September 21
New York Jets
W 21–19
Mile High Stadium
2–0
50,583
3
September 28
at Buffalo Bills
L 28–41
War Memorial Stadium
2–1
40,302
4
October 5
Kansas City Chiefs
L 13–26
Mile High Stadium
2–2
50,564
5
October 12
Oakland Raiders
L 14–24
Mile High Stadium
2–3
49,511
6
October 19
at Cincinnati Bengals
W 30–23
Nippert Stadium
3–3
27,920
7
October 26
at Houston Oilers
L 21–24
Astrodome
3–4
45,348
8
November 2
San Diego Chargers
W 13–0
Mile High Stadium
4–4
45,511
9
November 9
at Oakland Raiders
L 10–41
Oakland-Alameda County Coliseum
4–5
54,416
10
November 16
Houston Oilers
T 20–20
Mile High Stadium
4–5–1
45,002
11
November 23
at San Diego Chargers
L 24–45
San Diego Stadium
4–6–1
34,664
12
November 27
at Kansas City Chiefs
L 17–31
Municipal Stadium
4–7–1
48,773
13
December 7
at Miami Dolphins
L 24–27
Miami Orange Bowl
4–8–1
25,332
14
December 14
Cincinnati Bengals
W 27–16
Mile High Stadium
5–8–1
42,198
Roster [ ] RB Ted Alfen
C Jay Bachman
DT/DE Walt Barnes
TE/G Tom Beer
DB Phil Brady
T/G Sam Brunelli
TE Tom Buckman
RB Bobby Burnett
DB George Burrell
LB Tim Casey
DB Grady Cavness
DT/DE Dave Costa
LB Gary Crane
LB Ken Criter
LB Carl Cunningham
T Mike Current
WR/TE Al Denson
T Wallace Dickey
DE/DT Pete Duranko
WR John Embree
G/T/C George Goeddeke
DB Charlie Greer
WR Mike Haffner
G/T/C Walter Highsmith
DB/P Gus Hollomon
K Bobby Howfield
LB John Huard
DT Jerry Inman
DE/LB Rich Jackson
DB Pete Jaquess
RB Henry Jones
C Larry Kaminski
LB Gordon Lambert
QB/DB Pete Liske
RB Floyd Little
RB Fran Lynch
RB Brendan McCarthy
DT/DE Rex Mirich
LB Chip Myrtle
DB Tom Oberg
QB Al Pastrana
TE Dave Pivec
RB Frank Quayle
LB Frank Richter
G Mike Schnitker
RB Tom Smiley
DB Jimmy Smith
DT/DE Paul Smith
QB Steve Tensi
DB Billy Thompson
WR/P Bill Van Heusen
RB Wandy Williams
G/DT Bob Young References [ ]
↑ NFL 2001 Record and Fact Book, Workman Publishing Co, New York,NY, ISBN 0-7611-2480-2 , p. 297
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