Other football leagues in 1969:    
AFL

In 1970, the AFL was absorbed into the NFL and the league reorganized with the ten AFL franchises along with three existing NFL teams: the Baltimore Colts, the Cleveland Browns, and the Pittsburgh Steelers, becoming part of the newly formed American Football Conference.

The AFL and the NFL champions faced each other in Super Bowl IV at the end of the season to determine an overall champion.

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17 stadiums were used during the 1969 NFL season. Isolated games and short term temporary home fields are not necessarily included.

Wrigley Field in Chicago, IL
1921-70
Staleys (NFL)
Atlanta-Fulton County Stadium in Atlanta, GA
1966-91
Falcons (NFL)
Cleveland Stadium in Cleveland, OH
1950-95
Browns (NFL)
Yankee Stadium in Bronx, NY
1956-72
Giants (NFL)
Metropolitan Stadium in Bloomington, MN
1961-81
Vikings (NFL)
Kezar Stadium in San Francisco, CA
1950-70
49ers (NFL)
Memorial Stadium in Baltimore, MD
1953-83
Colts (NFL)
Franklin Field in Philadelphia, PA
1958-70
Eagles (NFL)
Lambeau Field in Green Bay, WI
1957-21
Packers (NFL)
Tiger Stadium in Detroit, MI
1938-74
Lions (NFL)
L.A. Coliseum in Los Angeles, CA
1946-19
Rams (NFL)
RFK Stadium in Washington, DC
1961-96
Redskins (NFL)
Milwaukee County Stadium in Milwaukee, WI
1953-94
Packers (NFL)
Sugar Bowl in New Orleans, LA
1967-74
Saints (NFL)
Pitt Stadium in Pittsburgh, PA
1963-69
Steelers (NFL)
Busch Memorial Stadium in St. Louis, MO
1966-87
Cardinals (NFL)
Cotton Bowl in Dallas, TX
1960-70
Cowboys (NFL)

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