What is the greatest single-season performance by a WR in Chiefs history?

[Hammock Parties]

Continuing our theme with another poll...

[|Zach|]

Sean LaChapelle...

No doubt.

[Hammock Parties]

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.

[Wallcrawler]

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.

[Hammock Parties]

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.

[Eleazar]

Where's the Boerigter option :shrug:

[Deberg_1990]

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.

[Dr. Johnny Fever]

The numbers say Derrick Alexander in 2000.

Stephone Paige is my personal favorite.

[Hammock Parties]

Bump for the midday crew.

[HemiEd]

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 :p
I am having a real brain fart, who caught the pass from Montana that broke the Denver jinx?

[shaneo69]

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 :p
I am having a real brain fart, who caught the pass from Montana that broke the Denver jinx?

Willie Davis.

[vckcchiefs04]

Where the hell is Lake Dawson??!! ROFL

[LTownChief]

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.

[crossbow]

Otis '67 because he had more TDs. Why Otis Taylor is not in the HOF is beyond any reasonable explanation.

[HemiEd]

Willie Davis.


Thanks Shane069, I think that is the most important catch that I have ever seen. :thumb:

[Spicy McHaggis]

Went with Otis Taylor 67

[papasmurf]

OT is an all time great. My favorite Chief of all time

[Rain Man]

Otis averaged 22.3 yards per catch in 1966. How do you not vote for that?

[Miles]

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.

[WilliamTheIrish]

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.

[Ultra Peanut]

Aside from Taylor, that's a really ****ing sad list.

[Mr. Kotter]

I really need to find some video of OT....anyone have a link?