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I became a Chiefs fan after watching them defeat the Oilers in the 1993 AFC playoffs. They we're the underdog that game, everybody was telling me how Houston was such a great team, and that they we're going to win that game. I saw the Chiefs go threw a heck of a game, and win. Stunning victory, nobody expected it cause they we're the underdog. So that kinda led me to root for them, I jumped on the wagon. And ever since became a Chiefs fan. The Chiefs we're the first football team I ever watched on T.V.

I kept hearing the name Joe Montana, Joe Montana. Everybody was telling me how great he was. So I finally saw him play and take apart the Oilers. It was great, and started rooting for him as well.

My thoughts exactly. I hate the 49ers. A bunch of their fans started wearing Chief stuff out here when he went to the Chiefs. " My second favorite team..." Damn that pissed me off.

Although I had followed the team a little when I was younger it was my first game attended at Arrowhead in 1984 that hooked me for good.

Born in Nebraska (yes, a Husker fan). Dad was stationed at Whiteman Air Force Base in Knob Noster, Mo (not Warrensburg) when I was in the 5th grade, been a Chiefs fan from 1976.

What pissed me off was the fact that no one ever seemed to pay any attention to the Chiefs Ts or ballcaps I've worn over the years, but when Carl traded for Joe, people started noticing, and constantly said things to me like "Jumped on the Chiefs bandwagon now that Joe's a Chief, huh?'

Back in the early to mid sixties I had a choice of the Big Red or the Chiefs on TV. The cardic Cards were exciting but the Chiefs under Hank Stram were a juggernaut.

What do you mean "a choice?"

It must be killing you since you have a raider ex headcoach.

CBS or NBC, you watched what you could get.

What really kills Husker fan are the three words

WEST

COAST

OFFENSE


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Same here. My dad took me to a few games back in the 80s when you could get front row seats with ease, and I've been hooked ever since. I think I was 7 or 8 when I saw the Jets come to town.

When I was young, we only got CBS most days. On a good day, NBC would come in, but that didn't happen very often. So my early favorite teams were Chicago with Sayers and Butkis, Minnesota with the Purple People Eaters, and the Colts with Unitas and crew. Colts wee my favorite, but only got to see them 2 or 3 times a year.

Chiefs became my favorite team during the Super Bowl I season. As a side note, the first TV show I ever saw in color was Super Bowl I.

Born in KC. Raised in Lees Summit. Whats ironic is, my real father is a huge Raiders fan.

When I was first learning about football at the age of six, a friend of my dad's came over to watch a Chiefs game on my dad's newfangled color television. I've never quite figured out if it was Super Bowl IV or not, but the Chiefs won the game and looked cool doing it, and I became a Chiefs fan. I've been on the bandwagon ever since.