Players who played for the Cincinnati Bengals and Kansas City Chiefs
22 players
22 players have played for both the Cincinnati Bengals and the Kansas City Chiefs. Carlos Dunlap spent the most seasons with the two: 11 with the Cincinnati Bengals and 1 with the Kansas City Chiefs. On a roster now: Samaje Perine, Bryan Cook, and Swayze Bozeman. Rosters are on file in full from 1993; before that only some of the stars are.
| Player | Pos | CIN | KC |
|---|---|---|---|
| Carlos Dunlap | DE | 2010–2020 · 11 seasons | 2022 · 1 season |
| Wallace Gilberry | DE | 2012–2016 · 5 seasons | 2008–2011 · 4 seasons |
| Larry Johnson | RB | 2009 · 1 season | 2003–2009 · 7 seasons |
| Samaje Perine | RB | 2019–2026 · 6 seasons | 2024 · 1 season |
| Vaughn Booker | DE | 2000–2002 · 3 seasons | 1994–1997 · 4 seasons |
| Bracy Walker | SS | 1994–1996 · 3 seasons | 1998–2001 · 4 seasons |
| Mike Pennel | DT | 2025 · 1 season | 2019–2025 · 5 seasons |
| Shaun Smith | DT | 2004–2009 · 4 seasons | 2010–2012 · 2 seasons |
| Duane Clemons | DE | 2003–2005 · 3 seasons | 2000–2002 · 3 seasons |
| Ty Parten | DT | 1993–1995 · 3 seasons | 1997–1999 · 3 seasons |
| Bryan Cook | S | 2026 · 1 season | 2022–2025 · 4 seasons |
| Corey Mays | LB | 2007–2008 · 2 seasons | 2009–2010 · 2 seasons |
| Tom Barndt | DT | 2000 · 1 season | 1997–1999 · 3 seasons |
| Orson Charles | TE | 2012–2013 · 2 seasons | 2017 · 1 season |
| Keith Rucker | DT | 1994–1995 · 2 seasons | 1997 · 1 season |
| Swayze Bozeman | LB | 2026 · 1 season | 2024 · 1 season |
| Kevin Brock | TE | 2014 · 1 season | 2013 · 1 season |
| Nico Johnson | LB | 2014 · 1 season | 2013 · 1 season |
| J.P. Foschi | TE | 2009 · 1 season | 2008 · 1 season |
| Dave Rayner | PK | 2008 · 1 season | 2007 · 1 season |
| Daniel Pope | P | 2000 · 1 season | 1999 · 1 season |
| Santo Stephens | LB | 1994 · 1 season | 1993 · 1 season |
Regular season, under every name each club has played as. A season split by a trade counts for both clubs where the game logs reach it (NBA from 1993-94, NFL 1994, NHL 1996, MLB 2001). Longest stay with the two first.
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