Len Dawson - Career Statistics

Career Statistics

Year Team G Passing
Att.-Comp.		 Yards Pct. TD Int. Sacks-Lost Pass
Rating
1957 Pittsburgh 3 4-2 25 .500 0 0 n/a-1 69.8
1958 Pittsburgh 4 6-1 11 .167 0 2 n/a-11 0.0
1959 Pittsburgh 12 7-3 60 .429 1 0 n/a-0 113.1
1960 Cleveland 2 13-8 23 .615 0 0 n/a-24 65.9
1961 Cleveland 6 15-7 85 .467 1 3 n/a-19 47.2
1962 Dallas Texans 14 310-189 2,759 .610 29 17 n/a 98.3
1963 Kansas City 14 352-190 2,389 .540 26 19 n/a 77.5
1964 Kansas City 14 354-199 2,879 .562 30 18 n/a 89.9
1965 Kansas City 14 305-163 2,262 .534 21 14 n/a 81.3
1966 Kansas City 14 284-159 2,527 .560 26 10 n/a 101.7
1967 Kansas City 14 357-206 2,651 .577 24 17 n/a 83.7
1968 Kansas City 14 224-131 2,109 .585 17 9 n/a 98.6
1969 Kansas City 8 166-98 1,323 .590 9 13 13-98 69.9
1970 Kansas City 13 262-141 1,876 .538 13 14 34-277 71.0
1971 Kansas City 14 301-167 2,504 .555 15 13 30-303 81.6
1972 Kansas City 14 305-175 1,835 .574 13 12 28-255 72.8
1973 Kansas City 9 101-66 725 .653 2 5 14-104 72.4
1974 Kansas City 14 235-138 1,573 .587 7 13 25-199 65.8
1975 Kansas City 12 140-93 1,095 .664 5 4 23-196 90.0
Totals 209 3,741-2,136 28,711 .571 239 183 167-1,478 76.3

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