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Billy Sullivan, the late Patriots owner, served as Lamar's Hall of Fame presenter in 1972.
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Lamar's presence on the pro football scene has been a big part of the sport's success.
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Lamar delivered his Hall of Fame induction speech on July 29, 1972.
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Lamar and Hall of Fame coach Hank Stram guided the Chiefs to great success that included the best record in the 10-year history of the AFL, a win in Super Bowl IV, and multiple division titles.
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Lamar Hunt was inducted into the Pro Football Hall of Fame just days before his 40th birthday.
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Lamar chats with the Bears' George Halas.
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For the good of the AFL, Lamar moved his team from Dallas to Kansas City in 1963.
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Lamar's idea grew into the formation of the American Football League. After 10 seasons, the AFL merged with the National Football League.
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Lamar with Steelers' late owner Art Rooney during a Hall of Fame weekend in the 1970s.
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Lamar Hunt's Hall of Fame mural.
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Lamar Hunt's bronze bust.
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The trophy awarded to the AFC champions has been known as the Lamar Hunt Trophy since 1984.