He’ll always be one of my favourites.
I’ll always wonder what would have happened if it wasn’t for that freaking head hunting Bengle.

My favorite Chief’s under center. Classy, hardworking, and good.

Wish he would have signed a 1-day and retired a Chief, but, that’s me being a bitch.

As a young Chiefs fan, the offenses he led have been some of my favorite memories of the Chiefs. I’m happy that a career such as his, for a guy like him, could end without a more serious injury. Congrats and good luck to Trent and his family.

Thanks for the memories!

Good QB and a class act. Best wishes. Hopefully he will get a nice job commenting somewhere, I think he would be great at that also.

I can see him having a 10 year career as an announcer. He would be great in the booth. What do ya guys think?

He’ll come out of retirement to sign with the Jets next week!

Who are the three guys my 70 year old mom wants to violate.

Most uncomfortable conversation I have ever had in my life (and I had to tell a 10 year old kid his parents died while they were making out on an un-detonated land mine).

but he did an awesome job with the offense when he was here

I was very proud of the way he played here. I hope his retirement goes well.

if we had a half way decent defense Trent would have won at least one super bowl here with the chiefs. O well, thanks for the great offensive years Trent and good luck with whatever you do next.

Why does everyone think the second someone misses any kind of camp the Chiefs should automatically sign him or her. And whats the deal with Jon Mcgraw?

And the league never even fined him. I remember thinking that Trent was dead, not knocked out joking dead, but really dead there on the field. His career was over after that hit. The NFL really screwed up on that one.

If that would have happened today. Don would have sent out a couple henchmen and put a hit on Geathers’ family. Especially since I heard they wernt paying their protection money.

why dont we bring Vermiel back for the HC coach. He could mentor Haley and tutor and stuff like that or whatever and all.

Behind Peyton for multiple years in a row. Often overlooked, Trent was one of the best touch passers I’ve seen play in a long time.

makes you do crazy things like have trouble differentiating between the words ‘farther’ and ‘further’

But curse it I’m out of Chardonnay and it’s Friday! In all seriousness though, it’s guys like Trent Green, Damon Huard and it’s starting to look like Tyler Thigpen that bring the entire level of respectability up a nothc or two in the NFL. It’s sad that so much attention is given to “me first” idiots like TO, JC and now to a lesser extent BM (LOL!), and little to none is given to these guys who go out and really seem to play for the love of the game. Best of luck Trent, I shall proudly display my smedium #10 jersey, just barely covering my manboobs, created for many happy years of sitting on the couch watching players like you. I salute you, sir.

Im commemter # 69

I really thought he retired a while back. Damn Trent, what have you been waiting for? The Jets or Vikes to call?

with the pick we got for Green from Miami?

1. What I remember most about Trent was his accuracy and his blocking. He was almost always on target it seemed. Most of the incompletions were from inept receivers. And I’ve seen so many highlights where he makes a block for the RB to break the play. Truly a great QB. Thanks for the years you gave us Trent. I we had only had a defense…

2. I think he’d make a great QB coach. If I remember right, Carl told Green when he left that there would always be a spot open for him in KC. I wonder if Clark would honor that?

3. If Trent is looking for some fan feedback I sincerely hope that he finds AP rather than the Star website. They gave his retirement a passing mention and pretty much all the comments are just bullshit there.

Hopefully he’ll have a long and productive career in broadcasting. In fact, I’m sure he will.

I don’t dislike Trent nor do I think he is what everyone is high on him about. He was a product of a very solid O-LINE plus having two and half skill players at his disposal. Priest and Tony at their prime + he also had half of LJ’s best years. Not only did he benefited from Willie Roaf, Will Shields, Weigmann, Waters, he had Mr. reliable T-Rich to cover his ass whenever something breaksdown.

Til now, I always wondered if Trent had not gotten injured by Rodney Harrison that year, if he could’ve put up those numbers Kurt did in St. Louis.

Rams had Marshall, KC had Priest. Rams had Ike Bruce, KC had Gonzo. Rams had Holt, KC had half of that in Kennison. And the Rams did not even have close to that o-line KC provided to Trent’s in his best years with KC. If you include T-Rich, Waters, Shields and Roaf. That’s friggin 4 pro-bowlers in your pass protection!

At the end of the 2004 season Trent played the last several games with broken ribs in a season that was lost. He played hurt in games that were meaningless. I think that’s why he was such a great leader. Elway would never have done that.