54 for me. It was the most emotional to me. I mean, I never thought I would see us win the SB again after years of let downs.

Hurts was unbelievable. We challenged him to sling the rock and he responded by having the game of his life through the air. He was so good that his fumble would have been easy to overcome 9 out of 10 times (or more?)

But unfortunately for him, his opponent was Patrick Mahomes, and Patrick was perfect that day.

Honestly not all that different than what we saw yesterday... Bryce Young balled out with no running game.

I’m watching the 2019 AFC Championship game vs the Titans.

The peak of my Chiefs fandom isn’t actually any of the Super Bowl wins. It’s when Mahomes connected with Sammy on that long TD pass in the 4th quarter and the camera cut to him with his arms extended with the Arrowhead crowd going apeshit behind him.

It was at that exact moment that you knew the 50 year drought was over and the Chiefs were finally going to the Super Bowl.

I still get goosebumps thinking about that touchdown.

Bolton should have had 2 fumble returns for TD’s.

100%. That still pisses me off, lol.

54 without a doubt. That one got the monkey off our back, and I could stop wondering if I'd get to see one before I take my eternal nap.

We are brothers from another mother.

The highlight for me as well. I remember Jim Nantz yelling out "SAMMY, SAMMY WATKINS!"

After that TD, I lost it.

50 years of suffering and anguish came pouring out and I cried like a little bitch. :thumb:

It's probably between 54 and 57... TBH, on the re-watch I thought 58 was a bit of a grind until the last few drives.

Watching the Chiefs defense tee-off on the 49ers when we had that 31-20 lead was surreal