Len Dawson born June 20, 1935, was an American football player in the NFL and AFL.

His illustrious football career span almost two decades. Reports reaching us indicate the football superstar has passed away. He was 87.

In 1957, Dawson signed with the NFL’s Pittsburgh Steelers. After the AFL-NFL merger, he returned to the NFL after leaving it in 1962 to play for the Chiefs of the AFL.

In Super Bowl IV, Dawson led the Texans/Chiefs to their first Super Bowl victory and three AFL titles.

Dawson’s net worth before his passing stood at an estimated $10 million.

Dawson joined KMBC-TV in Kansas City in 1966 as the sports director while still a member of the Chiefs. On March 16, 2009, Dawson made the announcement that he will stop nightly anchoring but would continue to work for KMBC throughout the Chiefs football season.

The broadcast booth at the Arrowhead Stadium has been named after Dawson for his contribution to the game as a player and subsequently a broadcaster.

Source: Ghanafuo.com

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