Most Impressive Play In Chiefs History

[Direckshun]

After the "most pathetic play" thread (which I still believe I won), it's time for us to examine the most impressive feats Chiefs players have committed on the field.

Now keep in mind: this is not a discussion of significant plays, i.e. merely good plays that won us games, or 50-yard kicks that won us games, etc. I don't care about the result of the games, or the season.

And while Derrick Thomas' 7 sacks in a game is one of the most outstanding achievements in sports, it's 7 separate plays. This thread is about one play.

All I care about is the most physically and/or mentally spectacular play you have seen a Chief perform that blew your goddamn socks off.

I can't name one for this. I have seen quite a few.

The Dante Hall ultra-juke against the Donkeys is probably the most physically impressive I've seen.

Derrick Johnson's rodeo-sack of Ben Roethlisberger was A-MAZING.

Johnathan Baldwin catching the ball behind Dawkin's back was re-****ing-diculous. That's such a ridiculous play you can't even do that on video games.

Tony Gonzalez once caught a ball across the middle against the Chargers back when Huard was QB, I think it was 2006, and dragged five Chargers about twenty yards before finally going down.

Beat those.

[beach tribe]

Originally Posted by Amnorix

That's a cool runback, but there is a stunningly obvious and incontrovertible block in the back at 14 seconds.

No really, like WOW, and the blocker got 2 guys with it, which is really what sprung him.

Not to detract from Dante, of course. Guy was ridiculous.

I dont think it was called because he was already passed them but then he reverses field and it becomes key to him busting loose. Heh.
It doesnt come close to making up for the call on TG in the POs.

[Graystoke]

Originally Posted by beach tribe

Geez I remember running out in the street yelling "CHIEFS WIN!" when that happened.

[milkshock]

no vid that i can find but DT stripping Jim Everett in Anaheim against the Rams late on, and returning another fumble for a td a minute earlier in a close ball game.

both of those had to have happened for us to win so you could pick either.

[gblowfish]

Originally Posted by Coogs

This one may not seem like much, but... given the circumstances and weather conditions at the time of the play, Pete Stoyanovich's 54 yard FG to beat Denver was pretty damn exciting at the time.

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=wDQv54mLkQo

The sweetest thing about that kick was beating Donk Neil Smith.
Eat that, Neil.

[King_Chief_Fan]

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=NEYDVB8qdqM

The TD celebration by Matt Cassel

[Coogs]

Originally Posted by gblowfish

The sweetest thing about that kick was beating Donk Neil Smith.
Eat that, Neil.

At the time, the sweetest thing was that it gave us a chance to steal home field advantage away from the Bronco's... which we eventually did. Which lead to the Gannon/Grbac blunder. Which lead to the Bronco's winning the Super Bowl.

Highest of highs... followed by the lowest of lows.

What I wouldn't give to see our team involved in games like those again.

[digger]

http://sportsillustrated.cnn.com/foo...aiders_chiefs/

Derrick Thomas called his shot.

[Bowser]

Originally Posted by Amnorix

That's a cool runback, but there is a stunningly obvious and incontrovertible block in the back at 14 seconds.

No really, like WOW, and the blocker got 2 guys with it, which is really what sprung him.

Not to detract from Dante, of course. Guy was ridiculous.

Actually, there were two blocks in the back on that play, both by Eric Warfield. But who's counting?

[BigMeatballDave]

Originally Posted by Coogs

This one may not seem like much, but... given the circumstances and weather conditions at the time of the play, Pete Stoyanovich's 54 yard FG to beat Denver was pretty damn exciting at the time.

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=wDQv54mLkQo

I watched that game at a Damon's. There were 2 donkey fans giving me shit during the game. Very exciting.

[ptlyon]

Originally Posted by Dave

I watched that game at a Damon's. There were 2 donkey fans giving me shit during the game. Very exciting.

I was in a bar in Boulder Mother****ing Colorado watching that game.

I flipped everyone off while walking out.

[Amnorix]

Originally Posted by Bowser

Actually, there were two blocks in the back on that play, both by Eric Warfield. But who's counting?

Oh wow, i missed the one at 8 or so seconds on first review, and since the guy he "blocked" ended up over-running Hall it becomes pretty significant.

Yeah, I'd discount that play as greatest ever. Too tainted. Hall has many other awesome highlights that could be used instead, or someone else's play of course.

[DJJasonp]

Originally Posted by Lprechaun

Keith Cash slamming the ball into Buddy Ryans face on a sheet.

This

[Nightfyre]

Originally Posted by digger

http://sportsillustrated.cnn.com/foo...aiders_chiefs/

Derrick Thomas called his shot.

All of this. It was epic.

[suds79]

Originally Posted by Dartgod

This one? It's the first thing that came to mind for me.

This easily for me.

- Against Denver
- Unbelievable jukes
- making guys look silly
- TD

Had it all.

ESPN guys liked it.

[Rasputin]

Originally Posted by Donger

I would say a play from the Chiefs' last Superbowl victory. Do we have any historians available?

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