Assume both, but I don't actually know. WeirdWolf knows him, so he'd probably be able to say.

But of course shit-for-brains.

heh, you give him too much credit...

I remember Bill Kenney.Dino Hackett, Irv Eatman, Bill Maas, Dave Lutz... That's about all I can remember at this point. We had a big bruiser TE at the time.

My sister dated Irv for a while when I was in high school.

He was a rather large individual.

Stephone Paige, Carson's teammate, got 309 yards at Arrowhead one game in 1985 against the Chargers on 8 catches. I worked that game as a food vendor. Those were the years in which there were a lot of empty seats.

That 309-yard game is still in the record books. It's the most receiving yards in a non-OT game:

http://www.nfl.com/history/randf/records/indiv/yards
http://www.usatoday.com/sports/century/122299.htm

Ed Beckman?

Carlos Carson was the MAN! Imagine a Chiefs WR who actually makes the PRO-BOWL! Come on... you gotta know who CC is!

Next you're gonna tell me you've never heard of Willie Davis, or Lake Dawson or Danan Hughes....


:cuss:

Jonathon Hayes.

Tim Barnett was a street thug.

I tend not to associate him with Kenney, Hackett, Maas and Lutz. I think of Hayes as early 90s, and those other guys as mid-80s.

Ah yes............Tim Barnett.........white WR's so seldom work out long term.

Here's the Chiefs home attendance information for the last 7 seasons that Carson spent with the team:
http://www.kenn.com/sports/football/...ttendance.html

Team Year G Total Average
Kansas City Chiefs 1983 8 372,794 46,599
Kansas City Chiefs 1984 8 371,317 46,415
Kansas City Chiefs 1985 8 358,158 44,770
Kansas City Chiefs 1986 8 385,335 48,167
Kansas City Chiefs 1987 7 282,018 40,288
Kansas City Chiefs 1988 8 406,249 50,781
Kansas City Chiefs 1989 8 487,056 60,882

I think they made a character in Necessary Roghness based on Hayes.

"DON'T THROW IT TO STONEHANDS!!!"

Sean LaChapelle Baby!!!