San Diego Chargers ended on top, led 4 of 16 weeks
Make your own 1969 AFL mapThis table shows all teams sorted by the number of territories they control.
Final standings: the New York Jets finished on top with 8 of 8 territories (100.0%).
| Team | Territories Controlled |
|---|---|
| New York Jets | 8 (100.0%) |
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Because not all territorial conquests happen on the field.
Territory Mapping SoftwareData sources: Game data from Sports Reference; venue data from VenueStats .
The standout territory feats of the season.
Each team's season at a glance — weeks spent leading the map, largest empire, territory conquered, and the rise-and-fall sparkline. Sorted by who dominated.
All 10 AFL seasons, 1960 to 1969. Replay any of them game by game, or make your own version.
San Diego Chargers ended on top, led 4 of 16 weeks
Make your own 1969 AFL map
Ended on top: New York Jets
Led the most weeks: Oakland Raiders (8 of 17)
Make your own 1968 AFL map
Ended on top: New York Jets
Led the most weeks: Buffalo Bills (6 of 16)
Make your own 1965 AFL map
Ended on top: Oakland Raiders
Led the most weeks: San Diego Chargers (7 of 16)
Make your own 1964 AFL map
Ended on top: Oakland Raiders
Led the most weeks: San Diego Chargers (7 of 18)
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Ended on top: Houston Oilers
Led the most weeks: San Diego Chargers (7 of 16)
Make your own 1961 AFL map
Led the most weeks: Los Angeles Chargers (2 of 16)
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