Stanford Earl Ray Butler, T, North Carolina Gail Cogdill, E, Washington State James Crotty, HB, Notre Dame Gary Ferguson, T, SMU Tom Glynn, C, Boston College Gene Gossage, T, Northwestern Jim Heineke, T, Wisconsin William Jerry, G/T, South Carolina John Kapele, T, BYU Louis Kelley, FB, New Mexico State Gilmer Lewis, T/G, Oklahoma John Malmberg, T/G, Knox College Arvle Martin, C, TCU Don Meredith, QB, SMU Tom Moore, HB, Vanderbilt Ola Murchison, E, COP Bob Nelson, C, Wisconsin Jim Norton, E, Idaho Warren Rabb, QB, LSU Howard Ringwood, HB, BYU Johnny Robinson, HB, LSU John Saunders, FB, South Carolina Glenn Shaw, FB, Kentucky Gordon Speer, HB, Rice Jack Stone, G, Oregon Marvin Terrell, G, Mississippi Emery Turner, G, Purdue Joe Vader, E, Kansas State Carroll Zaruba, HB, Nebraska Grady Alderman, G/T, Detroit Herman Alexander, T/G, Findlay (OH) Taz Anderson, HB, Georgia Tech Jim Beaver, T/G, Florida Bill Beck, T/G, Gustavus Adolphus Gary Campbell, HB, Whittier Vernon Cole, QB, North Texas State Toby Deese, T/G, Georgia Tech Carl Dumbald, T/G, West Virginia Charles Elizey, C, Mississippi State Tom Gates, HB, San Bernardino Austin (Goose) Gonsoulin, HB, Baylor Clark Holden, HB, USC Dewitt Hoopes, T/G, Northwestern Don Leebern, T/G, Georgia Bill Thompson, C, Georgia Billy Tranum, E, Arkansas Jim Vickers, E, Georgia Larry Ward, E, Lamar Tech Paul Winslow, HB, North Carolina College Doug Pat Brown, T/G, Fresno State Regular season The Texans finished their inaugural season 8–6, with three wins coming by shutout. Standings Schedule Postseason The Texans did not participate in the AFL Championship by finishing the season in second place of the Western Conference. References External links 1960 Dallas Texans season on Database Football Kansas City Chiefs seasons Dallas Texans 1960 in sports in Texas