I'm looking, and it appears that you posted this in the past.

I was going to say this one. Back in the days when pounds of weed were being imported and exported at 1 Arrowhead Drive via Vanover and Bam Morris.

Personal one for me was a game I attended in 1981 vs Denver when Joe Delaney became one of my favorite Chiefs of all-time.




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MNF 1991 KC 33 Buffalo 6

That game was louder than our record breaker too. The coming out party for the Chiefs and Arrowhead.

I was at that game. Buffalo took one hell of a booing walking back to the locker room after the game. ROFL

Maybe not he best but a good one.

Washington Redskins at Kansas City Chiefs - October 24th, 1971

Both teams were 5-1 and game was on national tv.
Otis Taylor catches a pass with pat fischer draped all over him 1 handed to win the game 27 to 20.

I had to go look at the ticket stub but another personal one was the game I took my nephew to on December 9, 1990 vs Denver.

I remember the refs threatening the crowd with a delay of game penalty for too much noise.

It's personal because my nephew died after Christmas that year in a car wreck. It was the last event we attended together. I keep the ticket stub in a frame with the picture of us at the game. Still miss him.


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The force is strong with this one. Digging deep into the archives.

That sucks dude, sorry to hear that.

Dude...sorry to hear about your nephew, but I was at that game, yelling my ass off. I had the worst headache that night.

It was my last home KC game I attended. Maybe, one day, I'll get back there.

I think the Redskins were undefeated if memory serves me well.




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Amongst division rivals fighting for the playoffs? Not that often, actually.

You are right they were both 5-1 after the game my bad. That catch by taylor was un****in believable.

This was such a great game. I think it might have been my favorite before this game on Sunday night. Of course there were a lot of fun blowouts, but these two games were the tops in terms of sheer intensity and winning games that looked extremely improbable late in the game.

I remember a lot about that game. It was George Allen's first season with the Redskins & they were a very good team. Charlie Taylor also had a phenomenal game too.

I watched that game with my grandpa in Iberia where every Chiefs games was shown(home & away). We would always go down there for Chiefs home games. The 1971 team was my favorite Chiefs team of all-time even though the 1969 team won the Super Bowl. IMHO the 1971 was better but it was also more sentimental to me too.



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