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**Rain Man** · 07-06-2015, 11:21 PM

Courtesy of some analysis of pro-football-reference. Figures are the player, date, opponent, and yardage. In the case of passing TDs, the QB is also listed.

The longest Chiefs rushing TDs in history:

Jamaal Charles 9/23/2012 NOR 91
Jamaal Charles 12/23/2012 IND 86
Ted McKnight 9/30/1979 SEA 84
Joe Delaney 10/18/1981 DEN 82
Derrick Alexander 12/18/1999 PIT 82
Abner Haynes 11/29/1964 NYJ 80
Warren McVea 10/26/1969 CIN 80
Jamaal Charles 12/9/2012 CLE 80
Mike Garrett 10/30/1966 HOU 77
Robert Holmes 9/28/1968 MIA 76
Steve Bono 10/1/1995 ARI 76
Jamaal Charles 12/13/2009 BUF 76

Observations: Jamaal had a good year in 2012, and ... haha. Steve Bono.

The longest Chiefs passing TDs in history:

Marc Boerigter 12/22/2002 SDG 99 Trent Green
Tommy Brooker 11/18/1962 DEN 92 Len Dawson*
Gloster Richardson 11/3/1968 OAK 92 Len Dawson*
Frank Pitts 11/17/1968 BOS 90 Len Dawson*
J.J. Birden 11/18/1990 SDG 90 Steve DeBerg
Otis Taylor 11/13/1966 MIA 89 Len Dawson*
Stephone Paige 12/2/1990 NWE 86 Steve DeBerg
Derrick Alexander 9/12/1999 CHI 86 Elvis Grbac
Larry Brunson 11/10/1974 SDG 84 Len Dawson*
Stephone Paige 12/22/1985 SDG 84 Bill Kenney

Observations: Len Dawson could throw the ultra-deep ball. San Diego doesn't defend the ultra-deep ball well. Stephone Paige also has the #11 pass. He was quite the ultra-deep threat.

The longest Chiefs interception return TDs in history:

Gary Barbaro 12/11/1977 SEA 102
Tim Collier 12/18/1977 OAK 100
Sean Smith 11/3/2013 BUF 100
Dave Grayson 12/17/1961 NYT 99
Kevin Ross 9/6/1992 SDG 99
Brandon Flowers 10/26/2008 NYJ 91
Mark McMillian 12/14/1997 SDG 87
Dave Webster 10/9/1960 OAK 80
Jerome Woods 10/12/2003 GNB 79
Willie Mitchell 10/30/1966 HOU 78
Mark Collins 12/24/1994 RAI 78

Observations: Sadly, the Sean Smith one is the only one I recall specifically.

The longest Chiefs fumble return TDs in history:

Chris Martin 10/13/1991 MIA 100
Gary Spani 10/25/1981 OAK 91
Derrick Thomas* 12/5/1993 SEA 86
James Hasty 9/8/1996 OAK 80
Sammy Knight 10/16/2005 WAS 80
Donnie Edwards 9/12/1999 CHI 79
Maurice Leggett 11/30/2008 OAK 67
Tom Howard 9/6/1981 PIT 65
Jerry Mays 12/22/1963 NYJ 58
Tyron Brackenridge 9/30/2007 SDG 50

Observations: The Tom Howard one may be the most exciting one ever.

The longest Chiefs kickoff return TDs in history:

Knile Davis 12/1/2013 DEN 108
Noland Smith 12/17/1967 DEN 106
Dante Hall 9/14/2003 PIT 100
Dave Grayson 9/7/1963 DEN 99
Tamarick Vanover 9/3/1995 SEA 99
Knile Davis 10/26/2014 STL 99
Boyce Green 12/21/1986 PIT 97
Tamarick Vanover 10/27/1996 DEN 97
Dante Hall 9/28/2003 BAL 97
Dante Hall 12/19/2004 DEN 97
Jamaal Charles 11/22/2009 PIT 97

Observations: Go, Dante. And Jamaal gets on the list even though he doesn't have many returns.

The longest Chiefs punt return TDs in history:

Dexter McCluster 9/13/2010 SDG 94
Dante Hall 10/5/2003 DEN 93
Dante Hall 12/1/2002 ARI 90
J.T. Smith 9/23/1979 OAK 88
Dale Carter 11/22/1992 SEA 86
Tamarick Vanover 10/9/1995 SDG 86
Dante Hall 12/8/2002 STL 86
Jitter Fields 10/18/1987 DEN 85
Tamarick Vanover 1/2/2000 OAK 84
Tamarick Vanover 12/21/1997 NOR 82

Observations: Dante and Vanover pretty much dominate this list.

The longest Chiefs blocked kick TDs in history:

Lloyd Burruss 12/21/1986 PIT 78
Kevin Ross 12/6/1987 CIN 65
Chris Martin 9/30/1990 CLE 31

Observations: Only three of these, apparently. I expected more.

The longest Chiefs TD in history, not elsewhere classified:

Sherrill Headrick 12/17/1961 NYT 56 (Lateral)

Observations: Not sure what this is.

milkman · 07-08-2015, 11:07 AM

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Originally Posted by Sandy Cheeks

Read this on another KC site, and thought it was interesting...

No one cares.

**Easy 6** · 07-08-2015, 12:25 PM

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Originally Posted by milkman

The fact that he has been able to maintain 5.0 ypc carry is a testament to just how damn good he really is.

It really, really is... but all you ever hear about outside of KC is Bell, McCoy and Petersons old ass.

Cant wait to see what 30+ years, a ton of carries and a year off do for Peterson this year so everyone will finally shut the hell up about him, at least.

**Rain Man** · 07-08-2015, 12:31 PM

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Originally Posted by Easy 6

It really, really is... but all you ever hear about outside of KC is Bell, McCoy and Petersons old ass.

Cant wait to see what 30+ years, a ton of carries and a year off do for Peterson this year so everyone will finally shut the hell up about him, at least.

The NFL Top 100 listed both DeMarco Murray and Marshawn Lynch ahead of him. Now, in fairness, if the list is just the best players last year, Murray had a very productive year, and so did Lynch. But Jamaal was still notably ahead of both of them in yards per carry. I would presume that productivity per touch is a better sign of a player's ability than total productivity. Given a choice between the three, I would take Jamaal Charles if I'm on the playground picking teams.

**Easy 6** · 07-08-2015, 01:02 PM

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Originally Posted by Rain Man

The NFL Top 100 listed both DeMarco Murray and Marshawn Lynch ahead of him. Now, in fairness, if the list is just the best players last year, Murray had a very productive year, and so did Lynch. But Jamaal was still notably ahead of both of them in yards per carry. I would presume that productivity per touch is a better sign of a player's ability than total productivity. Given a choice between the three, I would take Jamaal Charles if I'm on the playground picking teams.

Even if I were another teams fan, being the avid football fan and running back afficionado that I am... theres just no way I could look around the league and get more excited about someone other than JC.

That 5 ypc mark hasn't been done by anyone, ever... and its been done on some all time NFL bad teams... **** it, throw 40k to the strippers next time JC, whatever makes you happy baby.

ThaVirus · 07-08-2015, 01:14 PM

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Originally Posted by Rain Man

The NFL Top 100 listed both DeMarco Murray and Marshawn Lynch ahead of him. Now, in fairness, if the list is just the best players last year, Murray had a very productive year, and so did Lynch. But Jamaal was still notably ahead of both of them in yards per carry. I would presume that productivity per touch is a better sign of a player's ability than total productivity. Given a choice between the three, I would take Jamaal Charles if I'm on the playground picking teams.

The NFL Network lists are always rankings of the year ahead. The current ranking is for 2015 but the 2015 season hasn't happened yet. Obviously, the most heavily weighted criteria will be the prior year's production, which is why you see a guy like Murray ranked so highly.

The list is bullshit regardless.

ThaVirus · 07-08-2015, 01:16 PM

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Originally Posted by Easy 6

It really, really is... but all you ever hear about outside of KC is Bell, McCoy and Petersons old ass.

Cant wait to see what 30+ years, a ton of carries and a year off do for Peterson this year so everyone will finally shut the hell up about him, at least.

The Vikings are an ascending team. They've got a capable young QB and a defense that's trending up.

If I had to bet money id predict a vintage type of season for Peterson.

**Easy 6** · 07-08-2015, 01:45 PM

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Originally Posted by ThaVirus

The Vikings are an ascending team. They've got a capable young QB and a defense that's trending up.

If I had to bet money id predict a vintage type of season for Peterson.

Teddy is definitely an intriguing young guy, he seems to be on a fast learning curve... but it will still only be his second year.

I forget what all they were, but Zimmer did wonders for that defense last year, ditching that tired ass, reactive cover 2, they climbed in a bunch of standings... but its still his second year, probably 2/3 of that team still aren't "his guys" yet.

They're an ascending team alright, but don't expect too much.

Especially from Peterson, theres a ton of biological/physical factors at play there, not to mention the fact that he does NOT want to be there, he feels like the fans and team abandoned him at his time of greatest need... how hard is he really going to try for them?

ThaVirus · 07-08-2015, 02:50 PM

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Originally Posted by Easy 6

Teddy is definitely an intriguing young guy, he seems to be on a fast learning curve... but it will still only be his second year.

I forget what all they were, but Zimmer did wonders for that defense last year, ditching that tired ass, reactive cover 2, they climbed in a bunch of standings... but its still his second year, probably 2/3 of that team still aren't "his guys" yet.

They're an ascending team alright, but don't expect too much.

Especially from Peterson, theres a ton of biological/physical factors at play there, not to mention the fact that he does NOT want to be there, he feels like the fans and team abandoned him at his time of greatest need... how hard is he really going to try for them?

I've never heard anything negative about his work ethic. The guy spent New Year's in the hospital recovering from surgery so he could get back to 100% health by the start of the 2012 season.

He may feel unappreciated but he's been out of the mix for an entire season and dealt with several off-the-field issues in the meantime. I'd bet he wants nothing more than to re-claim his title as best RB in the league.

**Smed1065** · 07-18-2015, 10:09 PM

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Originally Posted by Rain Man

Somebody watch this and tell us if you hear anything interesting.

USA! Must have been in another country during interview?

**Smed1065** · 07-18-2015, 10:10 PM

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Originally Posted by Rain Man

Somebody watch this and tell us if you hear anything interesting.

USA! Must have been in another country during the interview?

07-06-2015, 11:21 PM
Rain Man NFL's #1 Ermines Fan Join Date: Jul 2001 Location: My house Casino cash: $3338491 VARSITY	Your interesting Chiefs facts of the week. Courtesy of some analysis of pro-football-reference. Figures are the player, date, opponent, and yardage. In the case of passing TDs, the QB is also listed. The longest Chiefs rushing TDs in history: Jamaal Charles 9/23/2012 NOR 91 Jamaal Charles 12/23/2012 IND 86 Ted McKnight 9/30/1979 SEA 84 Joe Delaney 10/18/1981 DEN 82 Derrick Alexander 12/18/1999 PIT 82 Abner Haynes 11/29/1964 NYJ 80 Warren McVea 10/26/1969 CIN 80 Jamaal Charles 12/9/2012 CLE 80 Mike Garrett 10/30/1966 HOU 77 Robert Holmes 9/28/1968 MIA 76 Steve Bono 10/1/1995 ARI 76 Jamaal Charles 12/13/2009 BUF 76 Observations: Jamaal had a good year in 2012, and ... haha. Steve Bono. The longest Chiefs passing TDs in history: Marc Boerigter 12/22/2002 SDG 99 Trent Green Tommy Brooker 11/18/1962 DEN 92 Len Dawson* Gloster Richardson 11/3/1968 OAK 92 Len Dawson* Frank Pitts 11/17/1968 BOS 90 Len Dawson* J.J. Birden 11/18/1990 SDG 90 Steve DeBerg Otis Taylor 11/13/1966 MIA 89 Len Dawson* Stephone Paige 12/2/1990 NWE 86 Steve DeBerg Derrick Alexander 9/12/1999 CHI 86 Elvis Grbac Larry Brunson 11/10/1974 SDG 84 Len Dawson* Stephone Paige 12/22/1985 SDG 84 Bill Kenney Observations: Len Dawson could throw the ultra-deep ball. San Diego doesn't defend the ultra-deep ball well. Stephone Paige also has the #11 pass. He was quite the ultra-deep threat. The longest Chiefs interception return TDs in history: Gary Barbaro 12/11/1977 SEA 102 Tim Collier 12/18/1977 OAK 100 Sean Smith 11/3/2013 BUF 100 Dave Grayson 12/17/1961 NYT 99 Kevin Ross 9/6/1992 SDG 99 Brandon Flowers 10/26/2008 NYJ 91 Mark McMillian 12/14/1997 SDG 87 Dave Webster 10/9/1960 OAK 80 Jerome Woods 10/12/2003 GNB 79 Willie Mitchell 10/30/1966 HOU 78 Mark Collins 12/24/1994 RAI 78 Observations: Sadly, the Sean Smith one is the only one I recall specifically. The longest Chiefs fumble return TDs in history: Chris Martin 10/13/1991 MIA 100 Gary Spani 10/25/1981 OAK 91 Derrick Thomas* 12/5/1993 SEA 86 James Hasty 9/8/1996 OAK 80 Sammy Knight 10/16/2005 WAS 80 Donnie Edwards 9/12/1999 CHI 79 Maurice Leggett 11/30/2008 OAK 67 Tom Howard 9/6/1981 PIT 65 Jerry Mays 12/22/1963 NYJ 58 Tyron Brackenridge 9/30/2007 SDG 50 Observations: The Tom Howard one may be the most exciting one ever. The longest Chiefs kickoff return TDs in history: Knile Davis 12/1/2013 DEN 108 Noland Smith 12/17/1967 DEN 106 Dante Hall 9/14/2003 PIT 100 Dave Grayson 9/7/1963 DEN 99 Tamarick Vanover 9/3/1995 SEA 99 Knile Davis 10/26/2014 STL 99 Boyce Green 12/21/1986 PIT 97 Tamarick Vanover 10/27/1996 DEN 97 Dante Hall 9/28/2003 BAL 97 Dante Hall 12/19/2004 DEN 97 Jamaal Charles 11/22/2009 PIT 97 Observations: Go, Dante. And Jamaal gets on the list even though he doesn't have many returns. The longest Chiefs punt return TDs in history: Dexter McCluster 9/13/2010 SDG 94 Dante Hall 10/5/2003 DEN 93 Dante Hall 12/1/2002 ARI 90 J.T. Smith 9/23/1979 OAK 88 Dale Carter 11/22/1992 SEA 86 Tamarick Vanover 10/9/1995 SDG 86 Dante Hall 12/8/2002 STL 86 Jitter Fields 10/18/1987 DEN 85 Tamarick Vanover 1/2/2000 OAK 84 Tamarick Vanover 12/21/1997 NOR 82 Observations: Dante and Vanover pretty much dominate this list. The longest Chiefs blocked kick TDs in history: Lloyd Burruss 12/21/1986 PIT 78 Kevin Ross 12/6/1987 CIN 65 Chris Martin 9/30/1990 CLE 31 Observations: Only three of these, apparently. I expected more. The longest Chiefs TD in history, not elsewhere classified: Sherrill Headrick 12/17/1961 NYT 56 (Lateral) Observations: Not sure what this is.
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