1960 NAFL season (Jayverse)

The 1960 NAFL season was the 1st regular season following the merger of the National Football League and the Canadian Football League.

Before the league, 33-year-old Pete Rozelle, the general manager of the Los Angeles Rams, was elected NAFL commissioner as a compromise choice as part of the new era

The New Alignment
Following the NFL-CFL Merger, The New League Added 3 More Teams

National Conference

East: Baltimore Colts, New York Giants, Philadelphia Eagles, Washington Redskins

Central: Chicago Bears, Cleveland Browns, Green Bay Packers, Pittsburgh Steelers

West: Dallas Cowboys (Expansion), Denver Broncos (Expansion), Los Angeles Rams, San Francisco 49ers

Continental Conference

East: Boston Patriots (Expansion), Hamilton Tiger-Cats, Ottawa Northmen, Montreal Alouettes

Central: Buffalo Bills (Expansion), Detroit Lions (moved from the NFL), Toronto Argonauts, Winnipeg Blue Bombers

West: British Columbia Cardinals (moved from St. Louis), Calgary Stampeders, Edmonton Eskimos, Saskatchewan Roughriders

Final Standings
National Conference

East: Baltimore Colts (11-3), Philadelphia Eagles (7-7), New York Giants (6-8), Washington Redskins (1-13)

Central: Green Bay Packers (10-4), Pittsburgh Steelers (9-5), Chicago Bears (6-8), Cleveland Browns (6-8)

West: Denver Broncos (11-3), San Francisco 49ers (8-6), Los Angeles Rams (6-8), Dallas Cowboys (3-11)

Continental Conference

East: Hamilton Tiger-Cats (8-6), Boston Patriots (8-6), Montreal Alouettes (7-7), Ottawa Northmen (5-9)

Central: Winnipeg Blue Bombers (9-5), Buffalo Bills (8-6), Toronto Argonauts (4-10), Detroit Lions (4-10)

West: Calgary Stampeders (11-3), Edmonton Eskimos (8-6), Saskatchewan Roughriders (6-8), British Columbia Cardinals (6-8)

Playoffs
Halas Cup Semi-Finals

Pittsburgh Steelers 38, Baltimore Colts 26

Green Bay Packers 27, Denver Broncos 10

Grey Cup Semi-Finals

Boston Patriots 39, Calgary Stampeders 24

Winnipeg Blue Bombers 52, Hamilton Tiger-Cats 17

Halas Cup Final

Green Bay Packers 32, Pittsburgh Steelers 25

Grey Cup Final

Winnipeg Blue Bombers 24, Boston Patriots 21

World Series of Football (at Lambeau Field - Green Bay, WI)

Green Bay Packers 32, Winnipeg Blue Bombers 22 (MVP: Dick Felt - FS, Green Bay Packers)

NAFL All-Star Game (at LA Memorial Coliseum - Los Angeles, CA)

Continental All Stars 39, National All Stars 20

End of Season Awards
MVP: Bobby Layne (QB - Pittsburgh Steelers)

Playoff MVP: Bart Starr (QB - Green Bay Packers)

Offense MVP: Bobby Layne (QB - Pittsburgh Steelers)

Defense MVP: Bill Forester (LB - Green Bay Packers)