Gene Mingo
American football player and kicker
An American football player played as a kicker in the National Football League. Mingo joined the Denver Broncos in 1960 and was part of the team during its early years. In 1965, achieved recognition as the first player to score a point after a touchdown in the American Football League. After his time with the Broncos, played for the Oakland Raiders and the New Orleans Saints, contributing to each team's success during his tenure. Mingo's playing career spanned a decade from 1960 to 1970, during which he became known for his kicking skills and reliability on the field.
First player to score a point after a touchdown in the AFL
Played for Denver Broncos
Played for Oakland Raiders
Played for New Orleans Saints
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