The best 25 KC Chiefs players to never win a Super Bowl

[LongSufferingToady]

Interesting article, but too large to paste here.

https://arrowheadaddict.com/2021/09/...in-super-bowl/

I'd be interested in who you think are the best Chiefs' players to not end up in the Super Bowl.

My pick is Henry Marshall. Saw him play at Arrowhead. He was amazing.

[BWillie]

If you could go back in time, and take out Matt Cassel like on Terminator 2 would you do it? I think I would.

[|Zach|]

Shields.

[|Zach|]

Originally Posted by htismaqe

Trent Green is missing too.

Tony G, DT, and Shields are no-brainers. Those guys are Hall of Famers without winning a Super Bowl, which is very hard to do.

But outside of Dawson and Mahomes, Trent Green owns a pretty sizable portion of the Chiefs record books.

If you can make a case for a guy like Holmes, you can make a case for Green too.

I think putting Alex Smith on the list is okay if you put Green on there too - similar players in terms of results.

I can't see putting guys like Bowe or Tony Richardson on there though.

EDIT: I guess they counted Green's sitting on the bench while Kurt Warner won a Super Bowl as reason to exclude him.

Only semi related but I am constantly surprised at how high Bowe is on a lot of Chiefs WR records. Makes you wonder what his career could have been like with better and more consistent passers or being part of a more complete offense.

[WilliamTheIrish]

And we had a great TE in the 70’s named Walter White. Dude was a great player.

[WilliamTheIrish]

Also, **** off with Lowery. Guy held a players only meeting with the GM to undermine Mackovic, who got them to the playoffs in 86, and ushered in the Frank Ganz era.

That guy can forever eat shit

[Bump]

Originally Posted by ChiefBlueCFC

Here's the list:

25. Tony Richardson
24. Jared Allen
23. Henry Marshall
22. Dwayne Bowe
21. Dale Carter
20. Kevin Ross
19. Nick Lowry
18. Alex Smith
17. Christian Okoye
16. Deron Cherry
15. Art Still
14. Casey Wiegmann
13. Tim Grunhard
12. Dante Hall
11. Justin Houston
10. Brian Waters
9. Albert Lewis
8. Willie Roaf
7. Eric Berry
6. Tamba Hali
5. Derrick Johnson
4. Jamaal Charles
3.Tony Gonzalez
2. Derrick Thomas
1. Will Shields

Alex Smith a little high on that list but ya looks about right. I would consider putting some guys like James Hasty, Dan Saleaumua, Trent Green, Dave Szott, Kimble Anders, Eddie Kennison

[BWillie]

Originally Posted by |Zach|

Only semi related but I am constantly surprised at how high Bowe is on a lot of Chiefs WR records. Makes you wonder what his career could have been like with better and more consistent passers or being part of a more complete offense.

If only a Sonic was closer to his house, how good could he have been? We can only dream.

[Jenson71]

Originally Posted by Frazod

It's really amazing how he just shit all over his legacy. It's really hard to remember the good things he did. When I think of him now I just remember the useless, money grubbing slacker standing on the sideline looking like he'd just crawled out of a cardboard box under a highway overpass.

Who is hobo spirit?

[Frazod]

Originally Posted by Jenson71

Who is hobo spirit?

Berry

[jerryaldini]

Originally Posted by dlphg9

1. RG Will Shields: (1993-2006)
If you’re keeping count, Will Shields is the fourth offensive lineman from Dick Vermeil’s infamous stout offensive line in the 2000s who has made this list.

Author is an idiot. How was that an infamous line? Does he know what that word means?

Infamous stout offensive line? Huh?

Dusty, this man El Guapo is not just famous, he's INfamous. Infamous is more than famous. He's probably the biggest actor to ever come out of Mexico!

Hefe, do you know what a plethora is?

[ChiefsCountry]

Alex Smith should not be on this list.

[Reerun_KC]

Lin Elliott and Matt Cassel should be in the list.

Along with Marty as a coach and William Bartee


I’d probably throw Jesse Haynes and Greg Hill on there as well.

[dolphinsneu]

I can't start threads, so I thought this is best thread to ask this.

Do you remember the puntless game in the 2003 playoffs between Indy and KC?

After KC scored to make it 38-31, the announcers debated an onside kick.

Let's imagine a similar situation, only the score is 38-37.

In theory, is it legal to tell your kicker to kick the ball toward YOUR goal line? If the ball is downed inside your ten, you guarantee yourself a chance to get the ball back with a one score game (barring a two-point conversion), as your opponent only will get one set of downs and there are four minutes left.

[Reerun_KC]

Elvis Grbac.

Mike mislowski.

[dlphg9]

Originally Posted by jerryaldini

Dusty, this man El Guapo is not just famous, he's INfamous. Infamous is more than famous. He's probably the biggest actor to ever come out of Mexico!

Hefe, do you know what a plethora is?

Infamous means you did something bad that you are remembered for. It has no positive connotation.