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Curley Culp was drafted by the Denver Broncos in the second round of the 1968 AFL-NFL draft but was traded to the Kansas City Chiefs shortly there after.
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Curley played in nine games during his rookie season.
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Curley was known as one of the strongest players in the NFL.
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Curley spent the first six-plus seasons with the Chiefs where he was an integral member of the team’s Super Bowl IV championship team.
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Culp was All-Pro five times during his career.
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Curley was selected to six Pro Bowls, twice with Kansas City.
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Culp played in a total of 179 games during his career.
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Curley was traded to the Houston Oilers in 1974.
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Culp had one of his best years in 1976 when he made 69 tackles, 42 assists, 7 sacks and 3 forced fumbles.
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Culp getting measured for his Hall of Fame bust.
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Culp signing autographs.