"I guess by now, everyone knows he wore his dad’s shoulder pads tonight. It was freaky out there – he reminded me of his dad all night. I was watching No. 33, but I felt like I was watching No. 58."
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Chris Thorman
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Next time we catch ourselves wondering why we keep cheering for our Pro teams
no matter how bad things may seem, just bring this article back up.
"But what do I know, I’m like an empty room with a large ECHO"
Derrick Thomas is the ultimate Chief
Wouldn’t it be something if this guy becomes a dominant college player, and in 4 years the Chiefs draft him… and give him a jersey that says D. Thomas. Dreams can come true…
Wouldn't that mean we just came off another 4-12 season to be able to draft him like we did his father?
Just kidding, I know what you meant. That indeed would be something. DT lives forever!
by aPacificChief on Nov 15, 2008 2:22 PM CST up reply actions
not really
it depends cuz rumor here in california, that 49ers have first dib’s on Joe Montana’s son, whose been lighting up the foot ball field.
but yeah wouldnt it be something if we get DT’s son, and plays like him too. that would be awsome.
Great find
on that article. It gives you a little hope for this team.
And the scholarship offers come pouring in....
Good for him. Now somebody get his Dad elected to the Hall of Fame.
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