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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  
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Old 02-11-2005, 02:42 PM   #16
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Old 02-11-2005, 10:05 PM   #17
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OT is an all time great. My favorite Chief of all time
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Old 02-11-2005, 10:09 PM   #18
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Otis averaged 22.3 yards per catch in 1966. How do you not vote for that?
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Old 02-11-2005, 10:10 PM   #19
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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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Otis. Hands down.

The guy was big, fast and had the best hands. Hell he was catching balls when CB's could still jam their fingers in your eye and not be called for a penalty.

Otis is having some real problems with Parkinson's Disease. I listened to an interview with him on a station out of Topeka (Jim Cates) and Otis could barely speak. He was having a really bad time of it that day.
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Aside from Taylor, that's a really ****ing sad list.
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I really need to find some video of OT....anyone have a link?
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