Joe Montana to Willie Davis to break the Mile High curse... that’s one I’ll never forget..

How about Pete Stoyanovich's 54 yard FG to beat Horseface and the Donkeys back in '97?

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I came here to say almost exactly that. **** those guys, but the play was awesome.

Oh yeah it was Davis also my bad on the Birden it's autocorrect on my phone.

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I want to say Steve Largent but I think that is wrong. :hmmm:

To equal that but probably my favorite vs Raiders is Marcus Allen 100th rushing TD against his former team and the camera turns to Al Davis and you can read his lips F U D G E but he didn't say fudge he said ****

That may have been my loudest living room cheer ever, just because it was so unexpected.

No, wait. Probably the Derrick Johnson TD return against the Titans in the playoffs where Marcus Peters forced the last-second fumble was louder. If I ever meet Jeff Triplette I'm going to seduce his daughter and then break her heart.

Um...Im pretty sure this is the Greatest Play in Chiefs History...and its not even close.

Not yet anyways.... o:-)

https://www.chiefs.com/video/on-this...-sbiv-18430090

It was one of the most memorable plays ever. But memorable does not equal greatest.

This guy doesn't know jack !!

Let's never forget how badly this pissed off Broncos fans. XD

It's not the greatest play in history, but it was the TROLLIEST play in history. Just a complete '**** you, go home' to Denver.

I loved this play. Total dick move by Reid. Just salting the earth.

My friend you are pure gold.

Hard to believe that Dontari Poe is still only 29 years old.

Back injuries are the worst, man. At 24 years old he looked like he could be one of the best DTs to play in the last 25 years. Then he has a disc issue and 3 years later he's essentially a rotational lineman.

That was a fun dude until he was just sad.

I was at that game and we made bets before the kick, I won $200...

Amazing how different the game is.

A 54 yarder back then seemed to be as much of a long-shot as a 60 yarder now.

Butker hit that 54 yarder Sunday and I was pleased but not shocked. Hell, I didn't even feel like he got all of it and it would've probably cleared from 57 or so.

Pete put every bit of ass he had into that kick and it doesn't make it from 55. And he was a pretty damn good kicker for the era.