I got an awesome feeling when Kimble touched the ball. You could feel the crowd pulling for him. It was purty dern emotional with the crowd going crazy every time he touched the ball. Kimble looked like he had a little wiggle out there too. Glad to have you back, Mr. Anders!!!! Now rest up, 'cuz it is now Chokeland Fader week!!! GO CHIEFS!!!

Vocally tired,
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I think the line seems to get more fired up for him too. The holes seemed bigger when he went in. I say feed him and TRich the ball, use Cloud as an outside runner (he just cannot do it up the middle but he's got the speed to hit the corner) and let's kick some *** ...

Just give Kimble the DAMN ball!!!!!!!!

Not wanting to rain on the Kimble parade, but the holes were bigger in the 4th quarter for all our runners. They were all getting much better yardage then. It's because they were tired, we were down, and they were pulling people back into pass defenses. Still, Kimble appears to have beeter vision and running instincts than the others.

I can remember the days when Kimble coming out of the flat on the dump out pass was one of our few offensive weapons. He always caught the ball and made the yards (an all-around good guy and winner). Watching him have his break out game and then get hurt , hurt me and I believe hurt all KC Fans as well.

I for one hope that Kimble has made it back. Yes, he is getting up in years and it is very hard to come back from that injury, but I would love to see Kimble be a contributor for at least a couple more years (maybe more).

Kimble deserves the chance, and if he can succeed, I think it will be good for this team. That is why there is such a loud cheer for Kimble, he is a player, and a team leader, and he is one of our greats.

Go Kimble, keep up the good work.!!


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