Editing All-America Football Conference (section)

==Awards==

===Rookie of the Year===
* 1946: ''Unknown''
* 1947: ''Unknown''
* 1948: [[Y. A. Tittle]], QB, Baltimore Colts<ref name=UPIMVP1948>{{cite news|title=Tittle Named Rookie of Year in AAC|url=https://news.google.com/newspapers?nid=1917&dat=19481214&id=RsI0AAAAIBAJ&pg=2684,2446188&hl=en|access-date=August 11, 2016|work=Schenectady Gazette|agency=United Press|date=December 14, 1948|page=21}}</ref>
* 1949: ''Unknown''

===Most Valuable Player===
* 1946: [[Glenn Dobbs]], HB, Brooklyn Dodgers
* 1947: [[Otto Graham]], QB, Cleveland Browns
* 1948 (tie): [[Frankie Albert]], QB, San Francisco 49ers
* 1948 (tie): [[Otto Graham]], QB, Cleveland Browns<ref name=UPIMVP1948/>
* 1949: none named

===Coach of the Year===
There was no official award issued by the league. However, starting in 1947, the [[Sporting News]] named a Coach of the Year for all of pro football. In 1947 and 1948, the choice was from the NFL. In 1949, this award went to [[Paul Brown]] of the Cleveland Browns.

===Hall of Fame===
The following AAFC players and coaches are enshrined in the [[Pro Football Hall of Fame]] in Canton, Ohio:

* [[Paul Brown]] (coach), Cleveland Browns
* [[Ray Flaherty]] (coach), New York Yankees and Chicago Hornets
* [[Len Ford]], Los Angeles Dons
* [[Frank Gatski]], Cleveland Browns
* [[Otto Graham]], Cleveland Browns
* [[Lou Groza]], Cleveland Browns
* [[Elroy Hirsch|Elroy "Crazylegs" Hirsch]], Chicago Rockets
* [[Frank Kinard|Frank "Bruiser" Kinard]], New York Yankees
* [[Dante Lavelli]], Cleveland Browns
* [[Clarence Parker|Clarence "Ace" Parker]], New York Yankees
* [[Marion Motley]], Cleveland Browns
* [[Joe Perry (football player)|Joe Perry]], San Francisco 49ers
* [[Mac Speedie]], Cleveland Browns
* [[Y. A. Tittle]], Baltimore Colts
* [[Arnie Weinmeister]], New York Yankees
* [[Bill Willis]], Cleveland Browns

''(Note: Graham and Motley were also named to the [[NFL 75th Anniversary All-Time Team|NFL's 75th anniversary all-time team]] in 1994.)''