Central Division (AFA)

The Central Division is one of six divisions that make up the American Football Association. The Central Division was formed in 1967 when the Buffalo Stampeders, Milwaukee Wolves, Minnesota Angels and St. Louis Aces, in the face of recent AFA expansion, formed their own division.

The Stampeders left the division in 1968, with the Colorado Centennials moving from the Western Division to replace them.

1967
Creation of the Central Division. Minnesota and St. Louis moved from Western Division, Milwaukee from Northern Division, Buffalo from Eastern Division.
 * Buffalo Stampeders
 * Milwaukee Wolves
 * Minnesota Angels
 * St. Louis Aces

1968–
Colorado moved from Western Division. Buffalo moved to Southeast Division.
 * Colorado Centennials
 * Milwaukee Wolves
 * Minnesota Angels
 * St. Louis Aces

Division champions

 * ^ – Regular season reduced to nine games because of players' strike.

Wild Card qualifiers

 * ^ – Regular season reduced to nine games because of players' strike.