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View Poll Results: What is the greatest single-season performance by a WR in Chiefs history?
1964 - Frank Jackson - 61 rec, 943 yards, 9 TD 0 0%
1966 - Otis Taylor - 58 rec, 1,297 yards, 8 TD 14 32.56%
1967 - Otis Taylor - 59 rec, 958 yards, 11 TD 7 16.28%
1971 - Otis Taylor - 57 rec, 1110 yards, 7 TD 4 9.30%
1983 - Carlos Carson - 80 rec, 1,351 yards, 7 TD 3 6.98%
1984 - Carlos Carson - 57 rec, 1,078 yards, 4 TD 0 0%
1985 - Stephone Paige - 43 rec, 943 yards, 10 TD 1 2.33%
1987 - Stephone Paige - 55 rec, 1,044 yards, 7 TD 1 2.33%
1990 - Stephone Paige - 65 rec, 1,021 yards, 5 TD 0 0%
1997 - Andre Rison - 72 rec, 1,092 yards, 7 TD 3 6.98%
2000 - Derrick Alexander - 78 rec, 1,391 yards, 10 TD 9 20.93%
2004 - Eddie Kennison - 62 rec, 1,086 yards, 8 TD 1 2.33%
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Old 02-11-2005, 02:24 AM   Topic Starter
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What is the greatest single-season performance by a WR in Chiefs history?

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Old 02-11-2005, 02:30 AM   #2
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Old 02-11-2005, 02:34 AM   #3
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People will want to vote for Derrick Alexander, but we threw the ball like 70 percent of the time that year. I'm voting for 1966 Taylor...that's a lot of yardage for that time period.
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Old 02-11-2005, 03:30 AM   #4
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Otis Taylor, no question.

I went with the '67 year though, because he caught one more pass, and scored three more touchdowns than in '66.

Ill take Touchdowns over yardage any day of the week.
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Old 02-11-2005, 03:41 AM   #5
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Carlos Carson's 1987 year was accomplished in just 12 games.

Over 16 games he would have had 73 catches for 1,395 yards and 9 TD.
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Aside from Taylor, that's a really ****ing sad list.
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Hmm..this is a tough one...probably one of the Otis Taylor years. I know the single greatest game performance was Stephon Paige's 300 yard receicving game back in 1987 or 1988?? He had the single game record for a few years.
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Old 02-11-2005, 07:38 AM   #10
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The numbers say Derrick Alexander in 2000.

Stephone Paige is my personal favorite.
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I voted for Andre Rison, I wasn't around to see Otis Taylor, but when Rison had that season for the Chiefs, it was the first WR to really make a difference that I saw for the Chiefs. His awesome TD catch to end the game against the raiders in a MNF game was great and I voted for him because like I said, I never saw Otis Taylor play.
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Old 02-11-2005, 10:10 PM   #14
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I voted for Andre Rison, I wasn't around to see Otis Taylor, but when Rison had that season for the Chiefs, it was the first WR to really make a difference that I saw for the Chiefs. His awesome TD catch to end the game against the raiders in a MNF game was great and I voted for him because like I said, I never saw Otis Taylor play.
I voted for Rison for the same reasons. He is the only true primary WR we have had since i have been watching at least.
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The numbers say Derrick Alexander in 2000.

Stephone Paige is my personal favorite.
I agree even though Otis is a sentimental choice that should be in the HOF. I was tempted to say Eddie Kennison since he fits the profile
I am having a real brain fart, who caught the pass from Montana that broke the Denver jinx?
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