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View Poll Results: I know I didn't list them all but it's a social experiment. Your favorite Chief ever
Len Dawson 4 1.63%
Derrick Thomas 42 17.14%
Carlos Carson 0 0%
Trent Green 4 1.63%
Art Still 1 0.41%
Tyreek Hill 0 0%
Tony Gonzalez 8 3.27%
Steve Deberg 0 0%
Alex Smith 102 41.63%
Tyreek Hill 1 0.41%
Marcus Allen 1 0.41%
Bobby Bell 3 1.22%
Emmitt Thomas 0 0%
Otis Taylor 4 1.63%
Patrick Mahomes II 39 15.92%
Harrison Butker 0 0%
Rich Gannon 0 0%
Travis Kelce 0 0%
Dante Hall 2 0.82%
Deron Cherry 6 2.45%
Tamba Hali 1 0.41%
Derrick Johnson 5 2.04%
Keith Cash 0 0%
Eric Berry 2 0.82%
Jamaal Charles 2 0.82%
Joe Montana 1 0.41%
Dale Carter 0 0%
Jevon Beltcher 0 0%
Joe Delaney 4 1.63%
That one armed guy on the chiefs sideline currently 1 0.41%
Priest Holmes 12 4.90%
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Old 09-18-2018, 04:36 AM  
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Who is your favorite Chief ever?
Knowing what you know now, do you deviate from history for potential or are you still a purist?
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Old 09-18-2018, 11:31 AM   #46
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Old 09-18-2018, 11:55 AM   #47
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I assume that since you didn’t include Sabby Piscatelli, you’re really just asking who everyone’s second favorite Chief is.
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Old 09-18-2018, 12:03 PM   #48
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Old 09-18-2018, 12:13 PM   #49
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Old 09-18-2018, 12:23 PM   #50
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Most underrated is Albert Lewis imo. He didn't even make your list!
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Old 09-18-2018, 12:32 PM   #51
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You're a Bill Kenney fan?
I remember working that game (as a food vendor) when Blackledge and Kenney kept landing bombs to Stephone Paige. I liked Kenney, who was good on timing patterns and helped us break a long playoff drought. Here's a contemporaneous news story about Paige's record-setting day:
http://articles.latimes.com/1985-12-...-wide-receiver

The poll choices doesn't show much love for offensive lineman and special teams. Our team had Jerrell Wilson and Jan Stenurud. Their omission from the list is not quite as glaring as Lanier's, but still notable. In the 1980's, I think Nick Lowery was my favorite Chief, along with Deron Cherry. Nick Lowery was, to me, like Dan Quisenberry: someone you could count on much more often than other players around the league at that same position. In the 1990's, I'd say Will Shields was my favorite Chief, but I also had a lot of affection for John Alt and Dave Szott, along with Marcus Allen. In the 2000's, I liked Brian Waters for being able to excel at a new position and I loved having Willie Roaf escorting another favorite, Priest Holmes.

I'm really liking this Mahomes kid. I hope he develops a rapport with some special lineman to keep him happy and healthy in Chiefs red for a long time.

Here's a list of our All-Pro and Pro Bowl players: https://www.pro-football-reference.c...n/all-pros.htm
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Old 09-18-2018, 12:38 PM   #52
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There were games where Gary Green and James Hasty were my favorite Chiefs, as well. I really liked how Hasty played and how he carried himself, especially in contrast to some of the other defenders we had. Green was an exciting player for a team in the doldrums.
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Kenney's 1983 season, 4300+ yards passing on a mediocre team (although he had some decent WR's to work with) made me a fan.

Generally only QB's named Marino or Fouts were throwing for 4,000+ yards in a season during that era.
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Or the tallest TE in history, Morris Stroud? He goaltended FG attempts and has a rule named after him.
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Its very difficult for me to say favorite. I enjoyed watching so many great moments in Chiefs history over the years.

Who can forget DT's 7 sack performance against Seattle or of him sitting on the field after the torrential down pour again against Seattle.

Will Shields was amazing. As was Roaf. Wasn't it Roaf that knocked the snot out of Ray Lewis?

Or how about DeBerg and that gnarly finger. That gave me a lot of respect for his toughness and competive nature.

Nope I can't pick a favorite.
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Old 09-18-2018, 01:06 PM   #58
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I like Priest Holmes since you asked my favorite. I have my reasons and they are personal.

If you ask more who were the best players for the franchise...

I am a DT fan for best ever on the Dfense and defiantly a Len Dawson for Offense. They have my vote and NO I will not choose just one.
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