Who remembers this Chief?

[SLAG]

To be 100% honest... i dont

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[ChiefsFire]

are you serious?

[Hammock Parties]

Did you attach an image?

[JBucc]

I don't remember him either.

[SLAG]

Found it in my kids dresser when moving... with some old royals card and a TOPPS Dan marino "RECORD BREAKER 1986" Card

[Hammock Parties]

Dino Hackett.

http://www.pro-football-reference.com/players/HackDi00.htm

[4th and Long]

If you don't remember Dino, please turn in your Chiefs Card at the door.

[Mr. Laz]

actually he was one of my favs

blue collar overachiever


great white hope baby!!

[Bald but Beautiful]

This is ole Dino Hackett!!! I do believe he was a pro bowl alternate one year, so he was a pretty good LB for a few years until Marty and his defensive system took over. Undersized but quick as all get go, a poor man's Jack Lambert perhaps but Dino did not have the Steel Curtain in front of him. Maybe the Lambert reference is a stretch, but these were the lean years of the Chiefs, remember, so one had to hang their hat somewhere.

[4th and Long]

Be glad you posted a Dino Hackett picture and not a Paul Hackett picture or I would be forced to neg rep the pants right off of you.

[Rain Man]

Dino Hackett had one of the best names of any linebacker ever. He was an effective middle linebacker for a few years, but not a star. Frankly, I thought he was a bit overrated.

[Rain Man]

I say "middle linebacker" because I think he played in a 4-3, but it's possible that he was an inside linebacker in a 3-4. I think he was an MLB, though.

[Bald but Beautiful]

Like I said, he may have been overrated, but who do you pull for back then, Tim Cofield? Of course Billy Bob Maas and Deron Cherry and that rest of that great secondary played with Hackett, but besides that, the pickings were awfully slim back then. We are spoiled nowadays.

[SLAG]

Reminder...

[KcMizzou]

Wasn't he outside Arrowhead with a shotgun during the strike?

[SLAG]

The Back of the Card Reads-


" In 1987 Dino Was Chiefs' Leading tackler for the second consecutive season collectiong 103 total tackles to follow his brilliant 140- tackle rookie campain. His statistical line showed four double digit tackle outings and the frist 2 QB sacks of his Career Last Season. Dino Led the Chiefs in Tackles 5 Games and also recorded 2 forced fumbles during the year."

[Bald but Beautiful]

No, he broke up a fight between Otis Taylor and Jack Del Rio, the current head coach of Jax Jaguars. Del Rio thought Taylor was crossing the line during the strike or siding with managment or something, so the fracas started. Hell Cactus Jack, Otis had to eat too!!

[leviw]

Reminder...

I was born in 1984

As was I, and I remember Dino fairly well.

[FloridaMan88]

Dino Hackett and Jack Del Rio went psycho during the '87 strike

[Spott]

I remember 87 sucking. We went 4-11 and our scab team went 0-3. IIRC, our scab team was the first team to play Miami in Joe Robbie stadium and we got beat something like 42-0.

[HemiEd]

Frankly, I thought he was a bit overrated.

I think a lot of our players were overrated back then, to give us some hope. Some people might even purchase a ticket.

[SLAG]

As was I, and I remember Dino fairly well.
yeah i made a thread awhile ago that explains my chiefs history

[Dartgod]

I remember 87 sucking. We went 4-11 and our scab team went 0-3. IIRC, our scab team was the first team to play Miami in Joe Robbie stadium and we got beat something like 42-0.
Do you remember who our kick returner was that year? One of the all-time great football names.

[ChiefsFan4Life]

Even if you don't know Hackett from watching the Chiefs you should know him from tecmo bowl :)

[Otter]

Think Mike Maslowski 10 years earlier and without the knee problems.

[leviw]

yeah i made a thread awhile ago that explains my chiefs history

Sorry. Wasn't trying to slam you. Just saying it's possible.

[SLAG]

Sorry. Wasn't trying to slam you. Just saying it's possible.
its all good

i'll be the first to admit im a dumb ass

[JBucc]

its all good

i'll be the first to admit im a dumb assand I'll be the second to admit he's a dumb ass

[Skip Towne]

Del Rio and Hackett were among the strikers who were riding around Arrowhead in the back of a pickup armed with shotguns during the strike. Del Rio was let go post haste. I hate both of them. Especially Del Rio for attacking Otis Taylor. Taylor is a legend, Del Rio is a dog turd.

[Deberg_1990]

Dino Hackett.......I remember one visious hit he laid on some Jets RB during the 86 Chiefs/Jets playoff game. It was during a goal line stand.

[Bald but Beautiful]

Back when Dino Hackett was a Chief, training camp was still at William Jewell College in Liberty, and the coach was none other than Frank Gansz, yikes!! Double yikes!! Mackovic than Gansz and than Marty. No wonder Marty is considered a savior around KC.

[Spott]

Do you remember who our kick returner was that year? One of the all-time great football names.


Damn, I don't remember. Garcia Lane? Paul Palmer?

[cdcox]

He played his whole career in a 3-4.

He played left inside LB in 1986 (his rookie year -2nd round draft pick out of Appalacian State). For the next 5 years he played right inside LB, and was named to the Pro-Bowl and second team All Pro in 1988. He finished his career in 1992 in Seattle.

The starting LB lineups for the 6 years he was a starter were as follows going from left to right:

Cooper Hackett Radecic Cofield
Cooper Pearson Hackett Del Rio
Del Rio Pearson Hackett Cofield
Martin Ashley Hackett Thomas
Martin Snow Hackett Thomas
Martin Simean Hackett Thomas

This post brought to you courtesy of The ESPN Pro Fooball Encyclopedia

[Spott]

Dino Hackett.......I remember one vicious hit he laid on some Jets RB during the 86 Chiefs/Jets playoff game. It was during a goal line stand.


That game sucked ass. We scored on the opening drive and then proceded to miss the extra point and NY scored the next 35 on us.

[Dartgod]

Damn, I don't remember. Garcia Lane? Paul Palmer?
Noooo...

[Iowanian]

I remember Dino Hacket. He was the Mike about the time I really started watching football. He was one of the few reasons to watch the Chiefs.

The ultimage overachiever.

[2bikemike]

Hell yeah I remember Dino Hackett. IIRC he was the typical Blue collar player before I knew what that meant.+

[Lzen]

Funny you should mention Dino Hackett. He was on one of the local KC radio stations this morning.

[Spott]

Noooo...

I think Palmer returned kickoffs that year and won a game against SD with a TD return, but I don't know who ran back punts.

[Bald but Beautiful]

from Appalachian State I believe, did spell that right?

[chop]

Him and Bill Maas were good friends. If I remember correctly, his career ended when he had problems with his equilibrium. I remember going out with friends and Maas and Hackett were always out causing trouble. He always looked like he was an intense dude (eyes bugging out).

[Dartgod]

I think Palmer returned kickoffs that year and won a game against SD with a TD return, but I don't know who ran back punts.
I'm talking about the scabs during the strike (1987).

[chop]

Maas and Hackett were major partiers.

[chop]

I remember the first time I ran into the two of them. A girl was sitting on the lap of Maas and he was feeling her leg. We sat down at a table right next to them and he asked me to feel her leg muscle.

[Deberg_1990]

I think Palmer returned kickoffs that year and won a game against SD with a TD return, but I don't know who ran back punts.


Ethan Horton maybe??

[chop]

The bar we were at at the time was called Eyes.

[HemiEd]

Noooo...

Didn't Anthony Hancock return some kicks? :hmmm:

[leviw]

The bar we were at at the time was called Eyes.

Couldn't you package all of these little tidbits that relate to the same topic into one post?

[Spott]

Ethan Horton maybe??

Lol, there was a great draft pick. I don't remember him being quick enough to return punts. He was fast enough to be the punter, though.

[chop]

Couldn't you package all of these little tidbits that relate to the same topic into one post?


Yes I could but I didn't think of them at the time. I actually thought about editing my post but I'm being lazy right now (really tired). The lack of sleep is starting to get to me.

Anyway, mind your own business. :mad:

[Spott]

I'm talking about the scabs during the strike (1987).

I don't remember any of the scab players for the Chiefs. The only scabs that I remember at all are Vince Evans and Steve Bono.

[Dartgod]

Didn't Anthony Hancock return some kicks? :hmmm:
You guys keep mentioning regular roster players. This guys was a scab during the strike.

Jitter Fields

8 punts 121 yds for a 20.1 average. Had a 85 yd punt return for a TD.

[Deberg_1990]

Anyone remember who the Chiefs scab QB was?? I sure as heck dont...

[NCarlsCorner2]

He was just on am810 this morning talking to Steven St.John.

[Spott]

Anyone remember who the Chiefs scab QB was?? I sure as heck dont...


Elvis Grbac.

[Bald but Beautiful]

I have no clue who the scab QB was, dude, that was damn near 20 years ago and I am a little lit right now... Otherwise my memory is pretty good.

[Saulbadguy]

He was my favorite player as a kid. Him and Mike Bell.

[CoMoChief]

Seriously???

[DJay23]

He was my favorite player as a kid. Him and Mike Bell.
me too. he and deron cherry were the first chiefs i really latched on to and they are the ones really responsible for me relating to the chiefs. i liked dino because he had a cool name and because my dad explained that he was blue collar like us.

cherry just seemed like a nice guy, and was arguably the chiefs best player for MANY years.

[chop]

1987
One of the most tumultuous weeks in franchise history took place following the club’s playoff loss vs. the Jets. Assistant head coach and special teams coach Frank Gansz, who had been an integral figure in the club’s remarkable ‘86 campaign, resigned his position on January 7th in order to pursue opportunities as an NFL offensive coordinator. It was announced in an impromptu press conference that Mackovic was relieved of his duties on January 8th. A popular figure among Chiefs players, Gansz was reinstated on January 10th and was named the sixth head coach in franchise history.

QB Len Dawson became the third Chiefs player inducted into the Pro Football Hall of Fame on August 8th, while injuries forced the retirement of the club’s all-time leading tackler LB Gary Spani. A duo of rookies made a splash in a 20-13 win on Opening Day vs. San Diego (9/13) as RB Paul Palmer returned a kickoff for a TD and RB Christian Okoye dashed for 105 yards. A 24-day NFLPA strike began on September 22nd. The club’s contest vs. Minnesota (9/27) was cancelled before replacement games were conducted the next three weeks. Much like Marv Levy five years earlier, Gansz’s grip on the club’s coaching reigns was crippled by the labor unrest.

Kansas City’s replacement squad consisted primarily of players cut in training camp. One of the few bright spots among this motley crew was RB Jitter Fields, who remained on the active roster following the strike. The Chiefs strike squad received an ominous welcome in Los Angeles when in the early morning hours prior to a contest vs. the Raiders (10/4), an earthquake rattled Southern California. The visibly shaken Chiefs lost a 35-17 decision later that day. The low point of the year came the following week at Miami (10/11) in the first regular season game played at what then was known as Joe Robbie Stadium. Chiefs QB Matt Stevens was injured early in the contest, forcing into duty QB Alex Espinoza, a player who had never taken an NFL snap. The result was a 42-0 Dolphins victory, setting the stage for an 0-3 performance by Kansas City’s replacement unit, giving the Chiefs a 1-4 record before the club’s regular roster returned at San Diego (10/25). Five straight losses followed, giving the Chiefs a team-record nine-game losing skid. For the only time in team history, five different players started games at quarterback for the club. Behind Kenney, Kansas City won two of its last three games to conclude the strike-shortened 4-11 campaign.

[Bald but Beautiful]

Ole Mike Bell. We called him "Hitch Em" because he was always pulling his pants up between plays during the game. We being my friends and I

[Tribal Warfare]

SLAGO2,I was 9 years old when I remember Dino playing. This type of stuff usually dictates an endless tirade of n00b talk and bashing, but now the luv/Mooo affair is getting more attention than a Scarlett Johanson nip slip shot

[Bald but Beautiful]

I was 16 to 21 when Dino Hackett was a MLB for the Chiefs.

[HemiEd]

You guys keep mentioning regular roster players. This guys was a scab during the strike.

Jitter Fields

8 punts 121 yds for a 20.1 average. Had a 85 yd punt return for a TD.

Wow, nice job remembering that. I am not sure they even showed the scab games on TV in Wichita. I remember the news shots of Bill Maas and some of the others trying to intimidate the scabs. Riding around with shotguns in the back of pick ups and stuff.

[HemiEd]

Ole Mike Bell. We called him "Hitch Em" because he was always pulling his pants up between plays during the game. We being my friends and I

He went to High School with my little brother.

[Bald but Beautiful]

Jog my memory, didn't Mike Bell have a alcohol or drug charge against him and he was suspended for a while?

[HemiEd]

Jog my memory, didn't Mike Bell have a alcohol or drug charge against him and he was suspended for a while?

Mike and his brother Mark were involved with some nose candy distribution right after his career was over IIRC.

[Bald but Beautiful]

thought so, but that was after his playing days? I thought he got in trouble during his playing tenure.

[Skip Towne]

Back when Dino Hackett was a Chief, training camp was still at William Jewell College in Liberty, and the coach was none other than Frank Gansz, yikes!! Double yikes!! Mackovic than Gansz and than Marty. No wonder Marty is considered a savior around KC.
And you don't know the difference between then and than so how can I take you seriously?

[Rain Man]

thought so, but that was after his playing days? I thought he got in trouble during his playing tenure.

Yeah, Bell was one of the first, if not THE first, players in the league to be suspended for drug use. And selfishly, it wasn't steroids.

[HemiEd]

thought so, but that was after his playing days? I thought he got in trouble during his playing tenure.

I don't think so, but that was before we had the communcation we have now. 10:00 sports news and the paper. ESPN was showing Austrailian rules football. :D

[HemiEd]

Yeah, Bell was one of the first, if not THE first, players in the league to be suspended for drug use. And selfishly, it wasn't steroids.

I learned something, maybe they isolated us around the Goddard area where he was from.
*Correction* maybe I insulated myself since he was a Chiefs hero.

[chagrin]

Excellent find, Dino Hackett indeed!! We had a buddy in Louisiana, Jeff Richard (yeah the cajin french pronuciation) and Dino was his favorite all time CHIEFS player, of course this was "at the time". I think it's because he met him or something when he was a young lad.

[Rain Man]

Like I said, he may have been overrated, but who do you pull for back then, Tim Cofield? Of course Billy Bob Maas and Deron Cherry and that rest of that great secondary played with Hackett, but besides that, the pickings were awfully slim back then. We are spoiled nowadays.

Our defense back then was feast or famine. We had very, very good players like Art Still and Deron Cherry and Gary Barbaro and Albert Lewis and Gary Green and Bill Maas and Kevin Ross, but then we always had glaring weaknesses at (particularly) linebacker and usually 1 or 2 of the DL spots.

Our offense, however, was a famine of epic proportions. It was Ethiopia famine if there were no goats. It was North Korea famine with no rice. It was lunar famine.

[Rain Man]

I learned something, maybe they isolated us around the Goddard area where he was from.
*Correction* maybe I insulated myself since he was a Chiefs hero.


Yeah, I distinctly remember the suspension because I had never heard of a player being suspended at that time, much less suspended for drug use. It was a hefty one, too, either several games or (I don't think) a whole season. It was very frustrating.

[HemiEd]

Yeah, I distinctly remember the suspension because I had never heard of a player being suspended at that time, much less suspended for drug use. It was a hefty one, too, either several games or (I don't think) a whole season. It was very frustrating.

Could it have been what made him retire, or get out of the game? That might better explain my perception of this a little better. It just seems to me like he never played again after that came out, but I could sure be wrong.

[Skip Towne]

Yes I could but I didn't think of them at the time. I actually thought about editing my post but I'm being lazy right now (really tired). The lack of sleep is starting to get to me.

Anyway, mind your own business. :mad:
Don't you just love these n00b fights?

[Skip Towne]

He was my favorite player as a kid. Him and Mike Bell.
Do you do much cocaine? Mike Bell did.

[OldTownChief]

If I remember correctly Bell tried to come back the season after the suspension but couldn't cut it, around the same time Neil came in.

[Rain Man]

Could it have been what made him retire, or get out of the game? That might better explain my perception of this a little better. It just seems to me like he never played again after that came out, but I could sure be wrong.

I know he came back, but it might've been his last season or something.

In fact, here's an article about it. The Internet is an amazing place. I recall now one reason why it was so weird - he actually went to prison for a short time during the suspension.

http://query.nytimes.com/gst/fullpage.html?res=940DE0D8123FF933A15752C1A96E948260

SPORTS PEOPLE; Bell Is Back

Published: November 20, 1988

The Kansas City Chiefs reactivated defensive end Mike Bell yesterday. Bell served a 30-day suspension for violating the N.F.L.'s substance-abuse policy. He was suspended Oct. 21 after failing a drug test. The 1979 first-round draft choice of the Chiefs, Bell was convicted in Federal District Court in Wichita, Kan., in June 1986 of two counts of using a telephone to facilitate distribution of cocaine and one count of attempting to possess cocaine. He served four months of a one-year prison term.(AP)

[OldTownChief]

I know he came back, but it might've been his last season or something.

In fact, here's an article about it. The Internet is an amazing place. I recall now one reason why it was so weird - he actually went to prison for a short time during the suspension.

http://query.nytimes.com/gst/fullpage.html?res=940DE0D8123FF933A15752C1A96E948260

SPORTS PEOPLE; Bell Is Back

Published: November 20, 1988

The Kansas City Chiefs reactivated defensive end Mike Bell yesterday. Bell served a 30-day suspension for violating the N.F.L.'s substance-abuse policy. He was suspended Oct. 21 after failing a drug test. The 1979 first-round draft choice of the Chiefs, Bell was convicted in Federal District Court in Wichita, Kan., in June 1986 of two counts of using a telephone to facilitate distribution of cocaine and one count of attempting to possess cocaine. He served four months of a one-year prison term.(AP)


He was actually listed on the roster through 1991, just not effective after 86.

[Bald but Beautiful]

And you don't know the difference between then and than so how can I take you seriously?
Uh Skip, perhaps I do not need your approval to want to get up in the morning? I know probably just as much and if not more about the Chiefs and their glorious history than you do, unless you are picking on someone who was low post count or something, which is always a cute gesture to single out n00bs and genocidally heckle them till they want no more. We were having a nice and friendly discussion until the cheap shot, you feel better, I certainly do not my good man.

[Rain Man]

Uh Skip, perhaps I do not need your approval to want to get up in the morning? I know probably just as much and if not more about the Chiefs and their glorious history than you do, unless you are picking on someone who was low post count or something, which is always a cute gesture to single out n00bs and genocidally heckle them till they want no more. We were having a nice and friendly discussion until the cheap shot, you feel better, I certainly do not my good man.

That's skip's ecological niche in the Chiefsplanet jungle. Some members graze idyllically on the girlie picture thread, some spar and do battle with each other over the attentions of female members, and Skip chases down and kills fawns. It's all part of the circle of life.

[Bald but Beautiful]

okay. I get it, he on a random basis picks on n00bs on his own discretion? Lovely. Just what I need. Thanks Skip for the encouragment and pleasantries.

[OldTownChief]

That's skip's ecological niche in the Chiefsplanet jungle. Some members graze idyllically on the girlie picture thread, some spar and do battle with each other over the attentions of female members, and Skip chases down and kills fawns. It's all part of the circle of life.

ROFL

[Rain Man]

okay. I get it, he on a random basis picks on n00bs on his own discretion? Lovely. Just what I need. Thanks Skip for the encouragment and pleasantries.

Just find some tall grasses and lie really still. He senses movement.

[HemiEd]

I know he came back, but it might've been his last season or something.

In fact, here's an article about it. The Internet is an amazing place. I recall now one reason why it was so weird - he actually went to prison for a short time during the suspension.

http://query.nytimes.com/gst/fullpage.html?res=940DE0D8123FF933A15752C1A96E948260

SPORTS PEOPLE; Bell Is Back

Published: November 20, 1988

The Kansas City Chiefs reactivated defensive end Mike Bell yesterday. Bell served a 30-day suspension for violating the N.F.L.'s substance-abuse policy. He was suspended Oct. 21 after failing a drug test. The 1979 first-round draft choice of the Chiefs, Bell was convicted in Federal District Court in Wichita, Kan., in June 1986 of two counts of using a telephone to facilitate distribution of cocaine and one count of attempting to possess cocaine. He served four months of a one-year prison term.(AP)

I must have just blocked all of that out, it was to hard to swallow. Hell it all happened right there where I lived. :banghead:

[Bald but Beautiful]

I am not exactly a fawn though for big bad Skip the predator to come after, I may type pretty lousy and leave words out and so on, but there is some ruthless wit between these ears and perhaps Skip the Great is not fullly realizing that. Should he be scared? I would hope not. Am I going to back down? Nah. I am stubborn, I will stand my ground like it was sacred and hopefully he will address this fact in the future. And to think Skip, I thought you seemed like a cool guy, you liking the Chiefs and Jayhawks like me, but apparently your philosophies are etched in stone, so maybe this is falling on deaf ears, or blind eyes. I like Chiefs Planet, a cool place to visit and post things, but if you do not have over a trillion posts, you randomly get punked. Cest La Vie.

[DaneMcCloud]

Dino was my favorite Chief for a while, too. He played his ass off and was a great tackler. He and Maas could be found partying all over town together. I met Dino at Maas' old bar, Celebrities in Independence. He had the biggest freakin' biceps I'd ever seen on anyone in my life at that time. Just humongous.

[boogblaster]

Dino was as quality as any other MLBer at that time.. He earned his check.... BOOG....

[Rain Man]

I am not exactly a fawn ...


Eh, skip's a great guy. He just n00b hunts for sport. The best thing you can do around here is to fire back randomly and without facts. Just pick a random fact and start berating skip with it.

Here, I'll show you.

Hey, skip. I heard that you marched at Selma, and you were so annoying that Martin Luther King picked a fight with you. Is that really true?

[Pitt Gorilla]

I'm guessing you never played Tecmo Super Bowl.

[milkman]

I am not exactly a fawn though for big bad Skip the predator to come after, I may type pretty lousy and leave words out and so on, but there is some ruthless wit between these ears and perhaps Skip the Great is not fullly realizing that. Should he be scared? I would hope not. Am I going to back down? Nah. I am stubborn, I will stand my ground like it was sacred and hopefully he will address this fact in the future. And to think Skip, I thought you seemed like a cool guy, you liking the Chiefs and Jayhawks like me, but apparently your philosophies are etched in stone, so maybe this is falling on deaf ears, or blind eyes. I like Chiefs Planet, a cool place to visit and post things, but if you do not have over a trillion posts, you randomly get punked. Cest La Vie.

Overreact much?

[boogblaster]

About Mike Bell he stayed around after Neil came he retired because of knee problems, 4 surgeries I think..yea he did some coke but he can still kick ass.. even today.. BOOG KNOWS...

[ChiefsFanatic]

Is that Dino Hackett from Appalchian State? I know it is. He played next to Tim Cofield, who won the NFL's strongest man contest.

[SLAG]

the card states he was the Chiefs #2 Draft Choice in 1986-


So i guess he was a better # 2 than Siavii

[007]

If you don't remember Dino, please turn in your Chiefs Card at the door.


How could anyone forget Dino?

[CHENZ A!]

I don't remember what type of a player he was, but I remember when I was a little kid, I had a poster that had Dino, Kevin ross, and Bill Maas, and they were dressed up like the blues brothers, and it said "The Bruise Brothers".

[sedated]

rep the pants right off of you.

sounds kinky

[SLAG]

Heres a little bit better pic of the card

http://chillplace.net/coppermine/albums/userpics/10001/normal_Sep07_0001-735004.jpg

[chop]

Don't you just love these n00b fights?


I suggest you go back and look at the date I joined. I think it was before you, n00b. I'm here alot I just don't have as much to say. I was at the star board before this site was created.

[KC-TBB]

Let's face it, there just were not that many Brian Bosworths around...THANK GOD! :banghead:

[NLU Tailgater]

Good Lawd. Dino Hackett is classic. So what if he never achieved greatness, he was part of the famous poster "THE TRIBE" which I would give anything to still have....Blame the mom, pretty sure she threw it away.

[Rain Man]

He played his whole career in a 3-4.

He played left inside LB in 1986 (his rookie year -2nd round draft pick out of Appalacian State). For the next 5 years he played right inside LB, and was named to the Pro-Bowl and second team All Pro in 1988. He finished his career in 1992 in Seattle.

The starting LB lineups for the 6 years he was a starter were as follows going from left to right:

Cooper Hackett Radecic Cofield
Cooper Pearson Hackett Del Rio
Del Rio Pearson Hackett Cofield
Martin Ashley Hackett Thomas
Martin Snow Hackett Thomas
Martin Simean Hackett Thomas

This post brought to you courtesy of The ESPN Pro Fooball Encyclopedia

I remember all of these guys except "Pearson". Who the heck is Pearson?

[eazyb81]

Dino Hackett was a stud back in the day, he signed a football for me when I was a kid. I remember being in awe of how big he was.

Anyone remember Tito Santana trying out for the Chiefs? Apparently he did before he got into pro wrestling.

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Merced_Solis

[Bald but Beautiful]

I went a little overboard in what I said last night, and I did overreact like it was previously mentioned. If Skip feels the need to pick on n00bs well then I will just take it and then return fire the best I can. By the way, I was a little lit last night so that may be contributing factor to my behavior. Sober as a judge right now. I really liked Dino Hackett, one of favorite Chiefs during his era. The comparsions to Mike Maz are pretty dead on.

[chop]

I went a little overboard in what I said last night, and I did overreact like it was previously mentioned. If Skip feels the need to pick on n00bs well then I will just take it and then return fire the best I can. By the way, I was a little lit last night so that may be contributing factor to my behavior. Sober as a judge right now. I really liked Dino Hackett, one of favorite Chiefs during his era. The comparsions to Mike Maz are pretty dead on.


Maybe I need to reread what you wrote but I didn't think you really said anything to apologize for. I've witnessed him attack others on many occasions for little or no reason. Some people here deserve to get slap back on occasion.

Anyway, he doesn't know what he's talking about. He called me a n00b when I've been here since they started this place. There are some people on this board that feel entitled to rule over others simply because their post count is higher or they have been a member longer. When people have this entitlement they can usually be hard to deal with.

[eazyb81]

When old people find a hip new word, they tend to overuse it until it just gets embarrassing.

Hence, "noob" is the cool word on this site for all the senior citizens to use against all newcomers.....I guess they think they're being funny and clever.

[Rain Man]

When old people find a hip new word, they tend to overuse it until it just gets embarrassing.

Hence, "noob" is the cool word on this site for all the senior citizens to use against all newcomers.....I guess they think they're being funny and clever.

I propose that we replace the word 'noob' with the term "EllisIslander".

[chop]

When old people find a hip new word, they tend to overuse it until it just gets embarrassing.

Hence, "noob" is the cool word on this site for all the senior citizens to use against all newcomers.....I guess they think they're being funny and clever.


It has nothing to do with age. It doesn't matter how old you are. This kind of thing happens with all ages. Your comments about older people says alot about you though.

[Rain Man]

It has nothing to do with age. It doesn't matter how old you are. This kind of thing happens with all ages. Your comments about older people says alot about you though.

Like, y'knowwhatImean, I don't think this, like, y'knowwhatImean, happens to, like, only older people, like, y'knowwhatImean?

[dtebbe]

I know he was bad ass on Techmo Bowl!

DT

[ChiefaRoo]

Dino was Key Fox with a nasty attitude and better feet. He was a good player on a horrible team for years.

[chop]

Like, y'knowwhatImean, I don't think this, like, y'knowwhatImean, happens to, like, only older people, like, y'knowwhatImean?


:D

[ChiefaRoo]

Ole Mike Bell. We called him "Hitch Em" because he was always pulling his pants up between plays during the game. We being my friends and I


Mike Bell was a lot like Eric Hicks except he wasn't as big, strong or as fast. .... seriously :)

[ChiefaRoo]

That's skip's ecological niche in the Chiefsplanet jungle. Some members graze idyllically on the girlie picture thread, some spar and do battle with each other over the attentions of female members, and Skip chases down and kills fawns. It's all part of the circle of life.


Sometimes he misses the n00b when he dodges at the last second (to continue RM's metaphor) and Skip ends up going over the cliff head first. Like most beasts he's not too bright once you push him out of his comfort zone. In Skip's case it's when you make him think deeply.

He's also suspectible to the Jedi Mind trick.

[4th and Long]

I propose that we replace the word 'noob' with the term "EllisIslander".
Good idea. Now they need a logo.

http://www.unmuseum.org/eaststa2.jpg

:hmmm:

Whoops. Wrong island. Sorry. :banghead:

[grandllamajr]

If you don't remember Dino, please turn in your Chiefs Card at the door.

what he said

[Skip Towne]

I went a little overboard in what I said last night, and I did overreact like it was previously mentioned. If Skip feels the need to pick on n00bs well then I will just take it and then return fire the best I can. By the way, I was a little lit last night so that may be contributing factor to my behavior. Sober as a judge right now. I really liked Dino Hackett, one of favorite Chiefs during his era. The comparsions to Mike Maz are pretty dead on.
Hey, I liked Dino myself until he pulled that shotgun shit. Then he was persona non grata in my opinion. F*ck him and Del Rio.

[KCFansinSTL]

Gotta love Dino!!!!

[Rain Man]

Hey, I liked Dino myself until he pulled that shotgun shit. Then he was persona non grata in my opinion. F*ck him and Del Rio.

Yeah. If you hit Otis Taylor, you lose your Chiefs membership privileges forever. Otis is the man.

[SLAG]

Yeah. If you hit Otis Taylor, you lose your Chiefs membership privileges forever. Otis is the man.


I once had otis sign a mini rubber baskeball during a harlem globtrotters game..

he was cool.. i went on the the court after the game and shook his hand... saw the superbowl ring...

hes tall and a very nice man

[Bald but Beautiful]

Hey, I liked Dino myself until he pulled that shotgun shit. Then he was persona non grata in my opinion. F*ck him and Del Rio.
Skip, did they have shotguns?? I don't remember that, I know, it was 19 years ago, but I thought they were just picketing, they had firearms???? WTF. Wouldn't that warrant a visit from KCMO finest? Like I mentioned earlier, I knew about Del Rio and Taylor fighting, in fact, that was on the front page of the KC Times/Star, I think it was the Times. Peace

[Rain Man]

Yeah, they were carrying shotguns. It caused a moderate stir. Linebackers and nose tackles aren't good about reasoning through the implications of their actions.

[Skip Towne]

I went a little overboard in what I said last night, and I did overreact like it was previously mentioned. If Skip feels the need to pick on n00bs well then I will just take it and then return fire the best I can. By the way, I was a little lit last night so that may be contributing factor to my behavior. Sober as a judge right now. I really liked Dino Hackett, one of favorite Chiefs during his era. The comparsions to Mike Maz are pretty dead on.
Not a problem here. I'm from SE Kansas originally. Where are you?

[Skip Towne]

Skip, did they have shotguns?? I don't remember that, I know, it was 19 years ago, but I thought they were just picketing, they had firearms???? WTF. Wouldn't that warrant a visit from KCMO finest? Like I mentioned earlier, I knew about Del Rio and Taylor fighting, in fact, that was on the front page of the KC Times/Star, I think it was the Times. Peace
YES, they had shotguns. Loaded or not I don't know. It was Del Rio and Hackett for sure and a couple more that I don't remember. As I remember it, Taylor was escorting a scab player into the Chief's offices and Del Rio grabbed him and threw him down. The Chiefs cut Del Rio shortly thereafter. I hate him to this day.

[Skip Towne]

Sometimes he misses the n00b when he dodges at the last second (to continue RM's metaphor) and Skip ends up going over the cliff head first. Like most beasts he's not too bright once you push him out of his comfort zone. In Skip's case it's when you make him think deeply.

He's also suspectible to the Jedi Mind trick.
Hahahahaha. I used to think you were an idiot. Now I'm sure of it. Hahahahaha.

[Skip Towne]

Sometimes he misses the n00b when he dodges at the last second (to continue RM's metaphor) and Skip ends up going over the cliff head first. Like most beasts he's not too bright once you push him out of his comfort zone. In Skip's case it's when you make him think deeply.

He's also[b] suspectible[b/] to the Jedi Mind trick.
Suspectible? Hahahahahahaha. Did WSU teach you that word? It looks like it. Hahahahahahaha

[Halfcan]

Dino rocked!