Kansas City Blues/Cowboys

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Kansas City Blues-Cowboys
Founded	1924
Folded	1926
Based in	Kansas City, Missouri, United States
League	National Football League
Team history	Kansas City Blues (1924) Kansas City Cowboys (1925–26)
Team colors	Black, White
Head coaches	LeRoy Andrews
Home field(s)	Traveling Team

Kansas City, Missouri had a National Football League team prior to the Chiefs that operated under two different names: The Blues in 1924 and the Cowboys from 1925–1926. The Blues competed as a traveling team, playing all of their NFL games in other cities' stadia in their only year under that name. LeRoy Andrews acted as the team's player-coach.

Pro Football Hall of Famers

Joe Guyon (1924–25)
Steve Owen (1925–26)

Season-by-season

	Year	W	L	T	Finish	Coach
Blues	1924	2	7	0	15th	LeRoy Andrews
Cowboys	1925	2	5	1	13th
Cowboys	1926	8	3	0	4th

v t e Cleveland Indians-Bulldogs
Defunct National Football League club 1923-1927 Based in Cleveland, Ohio
The Franchise	History Indians players Bulldogs players
NFL Championships (1)	1924 NFL Championship
Stadia	Dunn Field
Owners	Samuel Deutsch
Head Coaches	Cap Edwards Guy Chamberlin LeRoy Andrews
Seasons	1923 1924 1925 1927
Franchise ties	Canton Bulldogs Detroit Wolverines Kansas City Cowboys New York Giants
Unrelated Cleveland Indians NFL franchises	Cleveland Indians (1921) Cleveland Indians (1931)

v t e Defunct National Football League franchises
Charter teams	Chicago Tigers (20) Cleveland Tigers / Indians (20–21) Muncie Flyers (20–21) Rochester Jeffersons (20–25) Rock Island Independents (20–25) Akron Pros / Indians (20–26) Canton Bulldogs (20–26) Columbus Panhandles / Tigers (20–26) Hammond Pros (20–26) Detroit Heralds / Tigers / Panthers / Wolverines (20–28) Buffalo All-Americans / Bisons / Rangers (20–29) Dayton Triangles (20–29)
1920s	Cincinnati Celts (21) New York Brickley Giants (21) Tonawanda Kardex Lumbermen (21) Washington Senators (21) Evansville Crimson Giants (21–22) Louisville Breckenridges / Colonels (21–23, 26) Minneapolis Marines / Red Jackets (21–24, 29–30) Oorang Indians (22–23) Toledo Maroons (22–23) Racine Legion / Tornadoes (22–24, 26) Milwaukee Badgers (22–26) St. Louis All-Stars (23) Cleveland Indians / Bulldogs (23–27) Duluth Kelleys/Eskimos (23–27) Kenosha Maroons (24) Kansas City Blues / Cowboys (24–26) Frankford Yellow Jackets (24–31) Pottsville Maroons / Boston Bulldogs (25–29) Providence Steam Roller (25–31) Brooklyn Lions (26) Hartford Blues (26) Los Angeles Buccaneers (26) New York Yankees (27–28) Orange / Newark Tornadoes (29–30) Staten Island Stapletons (29–32)
1930s–50s	Brooklyn Dodgers / Tigers (30–44) Cleveland Indians (31) Cincinnati Reds (33–34) St. Louis Gunners (34) Boston Yanks (44–48) Baltimore Colts (50) New York Bulldogs / Yanks (49–51) Dallas Texans (52)