1960 American Football League Draft - Allocation Draft

For the allocation draft, the other seven AFL teams each froze eleven players, and Oakland selected a total of 24 players from the ranks of the other teams' "unfrozen" lists. The number of players originally drafted for the eighth AFL franchise, but who were signed by other teams, combined with the process of the allocation draft, virtually guaranteed that the Raiders would have the worst team in the AFL in its first year. In spite of this, they managed to sign future stars Jim Otto and Wayne Hawkins, two men who played the entire ten years of the American Football League.

Oakland Raiders (allocation draft)
  • Ramon Armstrong, T, TCU (from New York Titans)
  • George Blanch, HB, Texas, (from Houston Oilers)
  • Joe Cannavino, DB, Ohio State (from Buffalo Bills)
  • Luther Carr, T, Washington (from Los Angeles Chargers)
  • Don Churchwell, G, Mississippi (from Houston Oilers)
  • Fran Curci, QB Miami (FL) (from Houston Oilers)
  • Purcell Daniels, DB, Pepperdine (from Houston Oilers)
  • Don Deskins, G, Michigan (from Los Angeles Chargers)
  • Don Edington, E, Florida (from Boston Patriots)
  • Jerry Epps, G, West Texas State (from New York Titans)
  • Al Goldstien, E, North Carolina (from Buffalo Bills)
  • Bob Harrison, LB, Arizona State (from Los Angeles Chargers)
  • Wayne Hawkins, G, Pacific (from Denver Broncos)
  • Clark Holden, HB, USC (from Dallas Texans)
  • Stan Jones, G, Maryland Eastern Shore (from Dallas Texans)
  • Larry Lancaster, G-T, Georgia (from Los Angeles Chargers)
  • Billy Lott, HB, Mississippi (from Houston Oilers)
  • Bob Nelson, C, Wisconsin (from Boston Patriots)
  • Ron Newhouse, LB, Michigan (from New York Titans)
  • Ray Peterson, HB, West Virginia (from Buffalo Bills)
  • Gene Prebola, E, Boston University (from Houston Oilers)
  • Mack Starnes, DB, USC (from Houston Oilers)
  • Jim Woodward, G, North Carolina Central (from Houston Oilers)

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