Chiefs' Top Plays: Taylor Down The Sideline from ESPN
The Chiefs' lead in Super Bowl IV had dwindled to 16-7 over the Minnesota Vikings in the third quarter. Kansas City needed a big play to stretch its lead, so quarterback Len Dawson went to his big-play receiver. From the Minnesota 46, Dawson threw a short pass to Otis Taylor, who was running a hitch pattern near the right sideline.
From there, the play was vintage Taylor, still perhaps the greatest wide receiver ever to play for the Chiefs. He broke an attempted tackle by cornerback Earsell Mackbee and then streaked down the sideline.
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Kansas City Chiefs Quarterback Aaron Murray Did Not Get A Rose On 'The Bachelorette' from The Washington Post
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Eagles 'All-22' Film Review: Looking Back At Week 3 Loss To Kansas City Chiefs from NJ.com
Between now and the start of training camp, I'm going to be re-watching each of the Eagles' games from last season, looking for both positives and negatives that could impact this upcoming year.
You can check out the Eagles' Week 2 loss to the San Diego Chargers here.. Below, we break down the team's Week 3 matchup vs. the Kansas City Chiefs.
Fan's Love For The Chiefs Is Written All Over His Body from KCTV5
"It is my dream to be the greatest fan that's ever lived," he said.
If Meeks hasn't achieved that goal, he has to be pretty close. The lifelong Chiefs fan has eight different Chiefs tattoos all over his body.
Former Pro Football Player Shifts Into Role Of Scholar from Diverse
"Education has always been important to me; I've always loved to learn, ask questions and try to figure things out," he says.
Even as a pro football player, McDaniels strived to make education and service a priority. While playing for the Kansas City Chiefs, he enrolled in a master's program in history at the University of Missouri-Kansas City. In the community, he noticed and addressed a number of issues among African-Americans surrounding education, poverty and economics.
LSU Football Flashback: Eddie Kennison (Video) from ESPN 1420
In 2000, the Saints traded Kennison to the Chicago Bears for a fifth round draft choice, before he went on to finish with 55 catches for 549 yards in his one season there.
In 2001 Kennison signed a free agent contract with the Denver Broncos, but was let go after only eight games, after he requested his release.
Kennison resurfaced only a month later, signing a deal with the Kansas City Chiefs, with whom he spent next seven years of his career, catching 321 passes for 5,230 yards and 25 touchdowns.
Indian Mascots And Offensive Adds from The St. Joseph News-Press
But he doesn't believe the Kansas City Chiefs name is offensive, nor are names like the Florida State Seminoles, who have an agreement with the tribe. Warriors would be fine, he said. What is offensive about the Chiefs is the tomahawk chop and the Indian gear.
"That's sacred stuff to us," Mr. Kelley said.
Navajo Woman Looks Back After Almost 10 Years Fighting Redsinks' Name from The Grand Canyon News
"You can love Native Americans and not have anything against them, but yet your fans will do very bizarre rituals in these games that are very stereotypical of Native American people," Blackhorse said.
"The headdress, the war paint, that's what I have a problem with," she said. "No matter how well ... you try to stage this sort of thing, you're always going to have that outcome."