Exactly my point. If the guys can't even hear the QB screaming out the plays they'll all walk up the line in the wrong places and be completely screwed before they even start. Arrowhead seems to wait until the QB has already given the play and they're all walking up to the line before we get loud, though.

Yeah, lets bash the level that helps pay for the signing bonsuses and other things. Real smart there.

Not sure my hand could take starting any earlier, not to mention I'm sure my voice would be gone by the 3rd quarter instead of the 4th. I'd definitely need to practice up a bit before, but think your idea makes complete sense.

They usually communicate through hand and body signals anyways. It's like that in all levels of football.

The only improvement our 12th man needs is a winning team.

Sorry we've already tried that and the crowd got a delay of game penalty against the Donkeys because the NFL was in love with crybaby horse face himself.

I know how we can make the 12th man more meaningful. We should all get a bunch of red towels and swirl them around in the air furiously. While we do that we yell and scream just like normal. The towels would send the opposing offense into a hypnotic state. We could call them "Terrible Towels".

Who was the idiot that thought that one up. Seriously, you are going to waive towels overhead? No banging on the seats in front of you, just swinging a towel around?

Has anyone tried those things from the World Cup? That might seriously bother the other team.

That was the stupidest rule ever ........... Thank God they got rid of it.

Vuvuzela Horn .... hehe .... That would make peoples ears bleed.

We need that banjo guy from the 49ers game.

We're one banjo guy away from complete dominance.

cough drops.

I don't remember who was saying it (maybe Trent Dilfer), but he said that noise in the huddle was the biggest problem. So the OP has a point. We need to be loud sooner.

Back in the 1960s you could buy red plastic Chiefs horns at Municipal Stadium. I used to have one. I think the NFL banned them in the 1970s. They were loud and annoying.

I had one of those!