D.T.: Unforgettable pics/photos

[Mr. Kotter]

I'm looking for the best/really cool pics/photos of DT.....

1. The safety pose....

2. The rain-drenched photo from the moonson bowl (w/Seattle or SD?) at Arrowhead in the late 90s...

3. The hits/safety? On No. 7 (can't remember his name) from the Donks...

4. Others, etc.

And, truth be told, "google image search" has not been kind....

Help, please??? :thumb:

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[Dartgod]

http://www.tidefans.com/bamanation/thirdandlong/Derrick_Thomas=Shot_2.jpg

[CosmicPal]

I think the "Monsoon Bowl" was against Seattle.

Great pic of him sitting on the rain-drenched field.

Lots of great safeties pics against that asshat from Denver and Steve Young

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[Mr. Kotter]

I think the "Monsoon Bowl" was against Seattle.

Great pic of him sitting on the rain-drenched field.

Lots of great safeties pics against that asshat from Denver and Steve Young

Yeah....that's what I'm talking about. Looks like sedated is on the ball.... :thumb:

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[Hammock Parties]

You know what always struck me about DT?

He was not physically imposing whatsoever.

[Fish]

http://img23.imageshack.us/img23/6047/derrickthomasshot5.jpg

http://img29.imageshack.us/img29/7787/thomas1d.jpg

[Dartgod]

http://www.rememberdt.com/HTMLobj-4934/54.jpg

[CosmicPal]

You know what always struck me about DT?

He was not physically imposing whatsoever.

Maybe not, but he sure as sh*t made every LT in the NFL very nervous.

[Dartgod]

http://www.rememberdt.com/HTMLobj-4930/50.jpg

[Mr. Kotter]

You know what always struck me about DT?

He was not physically imposing whatsoever.

Compared to Merriman or Ware, maybe. But...at the time....he was a beast.

[Dartgod]

http://www.rememberdt.com/HTMLobj-4977/109.jpg

A lot more of them here...

http://www.rememberdt.com/photogallery.htm

[DeezNutz]

You know what always struck me about DT?

He was not physically imposing whatsoever.

Bullshit.

Quick-twitch athletes are very intimidating figures.

(of course I understand your intent)

[Mr. Kotter]

http://www.rememberdt.com/HTMLobj-4977/109.jpg

A lot more of them here...

http://www.rememberdt.com/photogallery.htmThanks, Bob.

Rep. :thumb:

[KCChiefsMan]

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I remember that, he and the rest of the defense left it ALL on the field that game. Sad.

[Hammock Parties]

The other thing about DT was he was sort of pudgy. Especially later in his career. Gut city.

Just made him a more endearing figure.

[BigMeatballDave]

Hard to believe he's been gone nearly 10 years now...

[Tribal Warfare]

Hard to believe he's been gone nearly 10 years now...

When I saw the 7 sack game on the NFL Network I was like "damn, that was 19 years ago!" becuase I remember that like it was yesterday.

[teedubya]

When I saw the 7 sack game on the NFL Network I was like "damn, that was 19 years ago!" becuase I remember that like it was yesterday.

That was my FIRST game at Arrowhead... heh.

[Demonpenz]

Gochiefs it was also because he went for the ball and got the turnover and stead of just crushing the qb. He probably could have ended some careers when he broke loose, but he understood getting the ball separeted from the qb was better than putting a helmet right in someones kidney (for everyone's health)

[Chiefs_Mike_Topeka]

You know what always struck me about DT?

He was not physically imposing whatsoever.



Are you out of your friggin mind; DT was a HUGE man. I met him on several occasions, he was a beast. 6'3" 255 and stacked qualifies as imposing.

[Saulbadguy]

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Ok - that is really, really cheesy.

[Dartgod]

Ok - that is really, really cheesy.
I must admit, I was slightly embarrassed by that.

[Lumpy]

Ok - that is really, really cheesy.

I had that for my signature, (the non-animated one though). I didn't think it was that cheesy. :rolleyes:

[Lumpy]

This is the animated version of my current signature. I wanted to use this as my signature, but the file size is too large. :cuss:

http://i82.photobucket.com/albums/j275/McLumpy78/Favorites/Header-DTHOF-1.gif

[Gonzo]

This is the animated version of my current signature. I wanted to use this as my signature, but the file size is too large. :cuss:

http://i82.photobucket.com/albums/j275/McLumpy78/Favorites/Header-DTHOF-1.gif

Really? :D

[Gonzo]

Seems ok to me....

[Gonzo]

Thanks for the sig...

You can't has.

[Lumpy]

Thanks for the sig...

You can't has.

U BITCH!!! How the hell did u get it to work? It told me the file size was too large. Fuggin lying coksuckin sonabitch signature upload screen. SHIT!

[gblowfish]

I had a front row seat for DT's entire Chiefs career. Very rare player that can determine the course of the game, by himself, from the defensive side of the football. He and Lawrence Taylor had the quickest burst on a pass rush I've ever seen.

The Seattle Rain Game was amazing. He never quit. And his rookie season, 7 Sacks against Seattle (and the Chiefs lose on the last play of the game), DT vs Elway always a classic Snoopy vs the Red Baron type matchup.

I used to work about two blocks from where DT lived in Independence. I'd see him whizz by in a black Mercedes convertible every once in awhile. I saw him in line at the bank in Independence once, and asked him if he'd like to trade paychecks. He just smiled and said "Bet I worked harder for mine than you did..." Couldn't argue with that.

I don't cry for athletes very often, but I drove to Arrowhead the night DT died, and just sat in the parking lot for awhile. The Chiefs have had their share of tragedies with Mack Lee Hill, Stone Johnson, Mike Webster. DT's was maybe the worst. The visitation in the end zone was also very special and very sad. He went way too early.

Anyway, I wish I could be in Canton this weekend, but my thoughts will be with DT's family, and I'm very proud that this guy, who represented what the Chiefs were all about in the Arrowhead Glory Days, is finally where he should be, in the HOF.

God Bless DT and the Kansas City Chiefs.

[Gonzo]

U BITCH!!! How the hell did u get it to work? It told me the file size was too large. Fuggin lying coksuckin sonabitch signature upload screen. SHIT!

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[afchiefs]

DT Classic

[Mr. Kotter]

I had a front row seat for DT's entire Chiefs career. Very rare player that can determine the course of the game, by himself, from the defensive side of the football. He and Lawrence Taylor had the quickest burst on a pass rush I've ever seen.

The Seattle Rain Game was amazing. He never quit. And his rookie season, 7 Sacks against Seattle (and the Chiefs lose on the last play of the game), DT vs Elway always a classic Snoopy vs the Red Baron type matchup.

I used to work about two blocks from were DT lived in Independence. I'd see him whizz by in a black Mercedes convertible every once in awhile. I saw him in line at the bank in Independence once, and asked him if he'd like to trade paychecks. He just smiled and said "Bet I worked harder for mine than you did..." Couldn't argue with that.

I don't cry for athletes very often, but I drove to Arrowhead the night DT died, and just sat in the parking lot for awhile. The Chiefs have had their share of tragedies with Mack Lee Hill, Stone Johnson, Mike Webster. DT's was maybe the worst. The visitation in the end zone was also very special and very sad. He went way too early.

Anyway, I wish I could be in Canton this weekend, but my thoughts will be with DT's family, and I'm very proud that this guy, who represented what the Chiefs were all about in the Arrowhead Glory Days, is finally where he should be, in the HOF.

God Bless DT and the Kansas City Chiefs.

Nice. Thanks for sharing, Mr. gblowfish. :thumb:

[Sweet Daddy Hate]

Ok - that is really, really cheesy.

Not nearly as cheesy as Dwight fucking Yokam, but thanks for playing! :D

[Sweet Daddy Hate]

You know what always struck me about DT?

He was not physically imposing whatsoever.

Jesus; did you get fitted for a new moron hat at the Banana Republic over the week end? :evil:

[Hammock Parties]

Are you out of your friggin mind; DT was a HUGE man. I met him on several occasions, he was a beast. 6'3" 255 and stacked qualifies as imposing.

I'm talking in NFL terms.

[CosmicPal]

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