The van over return game was one of my better memories of staying up late Monday night to watch and dad let me stay home from school saturday.

The dante return game was awesome. The green bay come back.

But in terms of sheer edge of your seat game, sunday night is up there

Panthers? ROFL

If he hadn't gotten hurt in the AFCCG I think we would have made it.

and if Kimble Anders had caught the TD pass.



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Big ****ing deal. It's a field goal.

How many games have ended with a HOF quarterback engineering a last minute comeback immediately after the Donkeys' HOF quarterback led HIS team to what they THOUGHT was the comeback victory touchdown? Elway had been doing that shit to the Chiefs for years, and FINALLY the Chiefs got revenge.

Montana over Elway. There is no comparison. The only greater victory was Super Bowl IV.

Grbac to Rison long to beat the Raiders was a good one to add.

The problem was that in the playoffs they lost to a Jets team that had lost their last 5 regular season games after a 10-1 start. Kind of spoiled the joy of getting into the playoffs.

My 10th birthday. I remember the game.

I think all special teams TDs and ST coach Frank Ganzs get Head Coaching job in palace coup.

I think Boyce Green had a kickoff return TD and no defense TD, but I think you are right about the FG block and punt block.

LMAO

C'mon man

For a poorly played offensive game it turned out pretty memorable. Elway v. Montana was a great game and finish though, as I recall.

All good games but don't forget the pasting we put on the Oilers in the playoffs when someone (forgot who right now) threw the ball into that homemade banner with Buddy Ryan's face. That was a good game.

This - because I saw it live. Everyone in my row was hugging each other - including random strangers. So awesome.

Probably been mentioned 100 times, but the MNF win against Brady when he got benched. Finally found out what it was like to gloat.

Did bob really just credit the Panthers comeback to Alex ROFL

I thought the Chiefs had a narrow lead and the Chargers were deep in Chiefs territory basically just killing time off the clock for the field goal, but Rivers fumbled the snap.

It was disappointing to lose, but not nearly as disappointing as it was to finally make a playoff game. The 70s and early 80s were no fun.

I remember watching the Montana/Elway duel on MNF a long, LONG time ago....and honestly, I think last Sunday's was the best Chiefs/Broncos game. It had a little bit of everything and multiple times when I felt KC's goose was cooked. The MNF game I only felt the Chiefs were done for near the end, but last Sunday....hell, the entire 4th quarter was depressing, even when Alex and the offense were driving. I never, ever thought they'd tie the game against that defense, especially needing a 2-point conversion at the end to do it.

All time? That Chiefs/Browns game when Dwayne Rudd went batshit insane at the end was a roller coaster, but I still would have to give the edge to the Chiefs/Donks game simply because of the rivalry. Losing to Cleveland in Week 1? Ho hum, we're 0-1. Losing to the hated Denver Broncos in Week 12 with both teams tied and needing to keep pace with Oakland? Woof, can't lose this one.

I usually can't stand Collinsworth, but I thought he did a pretty good job during this game.

you just have no clue do you?

The question was specific to the person, not "was it the best Chiefs win of all time". It was certainly the best game for me since I've only really been paying attention to the Chiefs, as you accused Tiger of, since 2013.

It was a fantastic game. The range of emotion from the time the ball hooking left, to the doink, to the one pole judge signaling the kick was good... well, that's why we watch.

Just following the dictates of the thread starter. Best REGULAR season I've ever seen.

I missed that word. Good eye.

But you have to admit it was a helluva game.

Keith Cash i believe

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Know something you're right. Dug this up. I forgot how close the Chiefs were from hosting the Wild Card game that year vs. Cincinnati. Cincinnati and Seattle were really good teams who missed out on playoffs. Also it was sweet to win at Pittsburgh. Even though they were poor that year it was still the Steelers and to earn a playoff spot on the road there was better than say winning on the road vs. the Oilers.

I also believe it's the last time the Chiefs have won in Pittsburgh? If I'm wrong, when since did they beat them there?

PITTSBURGH — The Kansas City Chiefs, overcoming an offense that generated only three points, scored three first-half touchdowns on special teams plays and beat the Pittsburgh Steelers, 24-19, Sunday to advance to the NFL playoffs for the first time since 1971.

Deron Cherry fell on a blocked punt in the end zone to account for a first-quarter touchdown and Boyce Green and Lloyd Burruss scored in the second quarter on a 97-yard kickoff return and a 78-yard return of a blocked field goal, respectively.

The Chiefs' offense, which produced only a 47-yard Nick Lowery field goal, was outgained 515 yards to 171 and generated only eight first downs to the Steelers' 28. But the Chiefs, who led 24-6 at halftime, held on to win despite failing to score in the second half.

"We did it the same way we have done it all year, with special teams and defense," said Chief Coach John Mackovic. "Our offense wasn't that good. But I feel great because people didn't think we could make it to the playoffs."



With Kansas City leading, 17-6, in the final minute of the first half, the Steelers had a first and goal at the Chiefs' three. Tight end Preston Gothard and running back Rich Erenberg dropped consecutive passes in the end zone before Earnest Jackson was stopped for a yard gain by Dino Hackett.

Nose tackle Bill Maas then blocked Gary Anderson's 19-yard field goal attempt, and Burruss scooped up the ball at the Chiefs' 22 and raced into the end zone untouched for his fourth touchdown of the season. The Pro Bowl safety has three interception return scores.

The Chiefs are 10-6, only their second winning record in 13 seasons. The Steelers finished 6-10, their second consecutive losing season.

"If someone had told me we'd have 515 yards to their 171, I'd have said we were a shoo-in," said Steeler Coach Chuck Noll. "I think this shows the importance of getting the job done on special teams plays. We gave up three touchdowns and that did us in."

The Steelers lost even though quarterback Mark Malone completed 22 of 43 passes for 351 yards and ran 9 yards for a third-quarter touchdown.

Kansas City will play Cincinnati or the New York Jets in the AFC wild-card game. If New England beats the Miami Dolphins tonight, the Patriots will win the AFC East title and the Chiefs will play the Jets at East Rutherford, N.J., next Sunday.

If Miami wins, New England will be eliminated and the Jets will be the AFC East champions. Kansas City then would play host to Cincinnati in the wild-card game.

The Steelers, concluding their worst season since they finished 5-9 in 1970, had a chance to win when they marched to a first down at the Chiefs' 33 with 2:30 to play in the game. But Malone's off-balance pass was intercepted by cornerback Albert Lewis.

The opener against the Browns back in 2002 was pretty sweet, even though we only went 8-8 that year.

No - but it's a close 2nd in my book.
I think 1993 MNF KC at Den was better. Montana vs Elway was a pretty big deal that lived up to the hype.

no doubt it was a great game with a great finish, but i can't vote that as the best ever when my chiefs offense looked like dogshit most of the game. and not all of it was denver's great D, it was a chicken shit qb with his tail b/n his legs most of the game. I definitely did not enjoy that.

I think he is annoying most of the time, but he called it that Hill didn't have control on that TD until the ball was over the goal line. I missed that because I was just looking at where his knee went down.

No, it was a train wreck that an average head coach and QB would have won in regulation, probably by multiple scores

Was an amazing catch when you consider that the defender came over the top and hit Hill's head pretty hard way before the ball got there. If you get a chance, go back and watch it again and you'll see what I'm talking about. Hill earned that one for sure.

That was a fun day. Royals home game in the afternoon. Walk back to the truck and change to my jersey and start tailgating for MNF. I had to pace myself that day to make it through. :D

Andy is 172–121–1 for his career. 13th all time and still going. He is anything but average.

The first 58 minutes contained some of the worst and most futile offensive production KC fans have ever been forced to watch. No way the remaining 2 minutes and OT becomes the best regular season game ever.

No, because I like offense.

My favorite regular season games include the Chiefs 54-34 win over the Greatest Show on Turf Rams in 2000, the Chiefs 45-35 win over Manning and the Colts in 2004 and the Chiefs OT win over Green Bay in 2003 (with the Trent Green playaction pass to Eddie Kennison to win the game).

DT's most memorable moment of that game IMO was when the 9er's were on like their own 3 and DT looked at the crowd and made the safety sign.On the next play he delivered his prediction and nailed Young in the endzone.

I've been to a lot of BIG games in person but put me down for another Montana vs. Elway vote.I can't even begin to explain the elation of being in Mile High that night surrounded by arrogant donk fans and getting the last laugh.

I was with a group called Chiefs Travel and I'll never forget leaving there with all of us Doing the tomahawk chop.

Monday Night Football always has this as one of their top 5 games ever! Fans voted it the 2nd or 3rd greatest ever.

It was incredible. One moment you are in deep despair and depression as horseface pulls another comeback to take the lead as he had done so many times against the Chiefs. Then we see one of the greatest QBs to ever play the game life the entire Chiefs team on his back and march down the field to hit Willie Davis on a corner route with a fantastic catch and sneaking his feet in to steal the win. The fact it was in Denver made it even sweeter to steal a win in their home!

not the best because we didnt blow them out by 60 points. But i think one of my favorites was that win against the broncos back in like 2009 when we beat them last game of the season charles had like 300 yards and we kept them out the postseason.

Chiefs thread.....and this dipshit starts in with Alex.

If you think Clay is bad....then this ****ing moron is right alongside him.

1. Montana/Elway MNF
2. Monday night season opener vs. the Chargers in 2010. Extra special because it was my first game at Arrowhead.

I'm not sure it's the best game this season.

Yeah that Willie Davis TD in the 4th quarter was the bomb. i liked the MNF Game vs Sandy Eggo where Vanover run the kick back for the TD. That was a pretty awesome game to.

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Vanover TD starts at :27. We were in the club level front row of that end zone (the same one Walker scored to tie it in). So awesome.

I learned that Tigger is only a fan since 2013...he knows nothing but Alex and Andy

People don't appreciate a great defensive battle anymore. I find it sad. I also don't like that the NFL changed the rules so that DBs aren't allowed to defend anymore just to get high scores for people with short attention spans and fantasy football fans.

1997
Broncos @ Chiefs
The Pete Stoyanovich game. Kicks a game inning 54 yard FG on last play of game in the cold which just cleared the crossbar and Chiefs win 16-14 which really led to ten winning the division.

I really remember this one because I watched it in a Denver sports bar. IIRC, Gannon was in for an injured Grbac, we have no timeouts, third down, and are a little out of field goal range. Gannon is trying to change the play before the snap and gets a delay of game. Oh crap. (Gannon later said that he thought that if they had snapped it he would have been sacked and game over.)

He completes a ten-yard pass or so in the field of play. It is fourth down, so we can't spike it and there are only 20 seconds or so on the clock. Special teams runs out and hikes the ball as time expires. Even after it went through, I was afraid they were going to call delay of game.

This

ROFL
This idiot is beyond Clay's bullshit. No doubt about it. He is the super Alex Smith troll, just at the opposite end of the spectrum.

Team special ed still doesn't have me on ignore. How adorable.

I bet you feel dumb as **** after last week's rant about how our team sucks

Why would I? I love laughing at you! :LOL:

I don't have anyone on ignore because i have a pair of BALLS!

Rivers' fumble was Halloween 2011 on MNF at Arrowhead.

I was there and had to be back in Columbia at the BCoD...good times

I was at the game Dante Hall returned the infamous punt for a game winning touchdown in the fourth quarter. Holy Shit Balls that was exciting. After the game I did the Booker T spin~a~roony .

But my favorite game had to be the 56-10 thumping of the Falcons with (8) that's 8 rushing touchdowns in****ingcredible! I was there too.

Thank you, it had to be said; this, x1000. So much this...

Umm, out of 300 games, he's won 50 more than he's lost.

With no SB victory. That is BLATANTLY average.

I bet Schotty has a Better win %

Does anyone remember a game in the early 90's against the Browns at Arrowhead when it rained the entire game?I remember the stealth flying over because it was so dark and cloudy and just appeared out of the clouds but what made the game so memorable was the Browns were driving for the win late in the 4th and DT busted through I believe sacking Kosar and causing him to fumble and then getting the fumble to seal the win.

That was in 94. I had season tickets that year and it seemed like it rained every game.

Bernie Kosar he should have had a better resume. Too bad he played for the browns.

Let's forget about the Rams game that year...

Speaking of rain : vSeattle, 1998?

I was there. Hole. E. Shit.