Most Pathetic Play In Chiefs History

[Direckshun]

Not worst play ever, as in the most significant bad play in Chiefs history.

I mean the one play in Chiefs history that was just so fundamentally terrible from a football standpoint, that it made you honestly question how/why the player(s) that committed it could have landed an NFL career.

My vote:

I believe it was 2007 or 2008, the last year or two of Herm Edwards. I forget who he QB was.

The Chiefs were down to their last play in yet another losing effort to the Colts, but they were only down one score with about sixty yards left to go.

The Chiefs go into a lateral-off, having several players lateral to keep the play alive until, hope against hope, one of them could break off and score.

Brian Waters. Tony G. Then the ball gets to Samie Parker.

Samie Parker dives into the turf, and crawls about three yards until a Colts player walks up and touches him on the shoulder, ending the game.

Brian Waters visibly pissed. Somebody explains to Parker what the **** he did, and he smiles and laughs with his knees still on the turf.

Beat that, Planeteers.

(I'll get a "most impressive play" thread going after this one runs its course.)

[Demonpenz]

Bunch of dudes trying to tackle TIKI BARBER.

[Direckshun]

Originally Posted by Demonpenz

Bunch of dudes trying to tackle TIKI BARBER.

Oh my god. Great call.

[Rain Man]

Originally Posted by RunKC

Ahhh here it is!

http://www.nfl.com/videos/kansas-cit...ns-defense-INT

That was a bad pass.

I would grind my teeth a lot at Jamaal Charles not having a pass pattern on these plays, too.

[Dave Lane]

Originally Posted by Baby Lee

closing in on 20 years past and I still just jumped up and slapped my desk with both hands.

I almost cried from cheering so hard.

[Judge Smails]

One of the finest:

[RINGLEADER]

Originally Posted by Stanley Nickels

I think "he who shall go unnamed" missing three kicks under 42 yards could count as the most pathetic and incompetent game from a Chiefs player in history. Even if we ignore the huge implications and catastrophic result to our season, it would still count.

I've done such a good job of blocking that whole horrible day out of my mind that I had honestly forgotten.

Of course, if Marty had simply started Gannon I have no doubt we wouldn't have needed any of those field goals.

[Hootie]

Originally Posted by stevieray

first fumble in over 400 carries....I was waiting for the burial ground under Arrowhead to open up..

I was more ****ing mad about the wide open Morton drop that led to the Morten Andersen missed chip shot.

Wtf?

Trent Green couldn't have played any better.

It was an absolute travesty, though, that our 2005 team didn't make the playoffs with a healthy Roaf. We win that Dallas game 9 times out of ****ing 10 and we lose it, go 10-6, and watch the #6 seed (Pittsburgh) win the damn Super Bowl.

That honestly COULD HAVE been us...sucks being us.

[carlos3652]

Does anyone remember the qb that we had - that maybe played 1 play, it was like Ingle Martin or something - and got cut the next day - I remember thinking to myself WTF...

It was a wildcat type play...

[Hootie]

I don't think we've run one screen pass since the Vermeil days where I thought to myself, "boy, what a great play call."

[Dayze]

There are so many it's hear to pinpoint one.

['Hamas' Jenkins]

Colquitt's pass on the botched FG that led to a TD return is the worst play I've ever seen. It was Garo Yepremian bad.

***Edit: Against Seattle in 2006***

[RINGLEADER]

Originally Posted by RunKC

Ahhh here it is!

http://www.nfl.com/videos/kansas-cit...ns-defense-INT

Damn that's embarrassing watching all of our receivers go no further than 10 yards down field...

[Bowser]

Originally Posted by Judge Smails

One of the finest:

THAT'S the one I was talking about. I didn't know a man could go from starting QB to withered vagina so quickly.

[RINGLEADER]

Originally Posted by 'Hamas' Jenkins

Colquitt's pass on the botched FG that led to a TD return is the worst play I've ever seen. It was Garo Yepremian bad.

***Edit: Against Seattle in 2006***

Actually it was counted as not one, but TWO fumbles on the same play by Colquitt:

(1:42) (Field Goal formation) D.Colquitt FUMBLES (Aborted) at SEA 28, RECOVERED by SEA-K.Herndon at SEA 39. K.Herndon for 61 yards, TOUCHDOWN. Colquitt charged with two fumbles on the play. He fumbled a second time before Herndon recovered the ball. Play Challenged by KC and Upheld. (Timeout #1 by KC at 01:27.)

[Bowser]

Originally Posted by Hootie

I was more ****ing mad about the wide open Morton drop that led to the Morten Andersen missed chip shot.

Wtf?

Trent Green couldn't have played any better.

It was an absolute travesty, though, that our 2005 team didn't make the playoffs with a healthy Roaf. We win that Dallas game 9 times out of ****ing 10 and we lose it, go 10-6, and watch the #6 seed (Pittsburgh) win the damn Super Bowl.

That honestly COULD HAVE been us...sucks being us.

Didn't Boerigter drop a sure TD pass as well?

I've said it many times - If Morton and Boerigter catch those passes and Priest doesn't fumble, we'd remember how Trent Green outdueled Peyton Manning that day.

Originally Posted by RINGLEADER

Damn that's embarrassing watching all of our receivers go no further than 10 yards down field...

Yeah, that play call was pure WTF. You can see the deep safety just watching everything happen 15 yards in front of him. Horrible play call, horrible execution.