X-Factor isn't The Weirdest....
 

X-Factor is clearly a mess and IMHO has been an embarrassment to the Chiefs and KC as a whole. But he isn't the weirdest story in Chiefs history concerning a "Super Fan." Back right after 9/11 KC has a guy who painted his head like a Chiefs Helmet and went around the stadium banging a drum. Fans called him "Helmet Head." The FBI called him "Off the Reservation in the Witness Protection Program." Wow...
https://fox4kc.com/news/man-at-cente...ce-helmet-man/

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Edgar Sanchez... ROFL

That's just so Dirty.

This is the mother of xfactors children?

The Chiefs banned him? That's weak sauce.

Nope... while this was an interesting read Ty Rowton is still *DEFINITIVELY* "the wierdest".

Yeah I'm gonna have to say Rowton is still the ****in weirdo here....

He wasn't in witness protection. That was just cocaine and alcohol.

Good call by the Chiefs in my opinion. They only banned him from dressing up as his “character.” Once his story became public, he became a safety concern to any of the fans around him. His disregard for his own safety should not extend to the other fans in the stadium. Just my two cents.

You would think you wouldn't want high exposure to the public when you are in the Witness protection program.

Remember Belly Boy? I know a guy who he worked with that said he was arrested after going and getting his gun and coming back to work after getting fired. (or something along those lines)

This was many many years ago as well but he may have been the actual craziest of them all.

Meth Factor is way weirder, this guy doesn't even come close

A guy that paints a helmet on himself vs a guy that should never be out in public without a helmet. Which one is weirder?

He would have been better off using a different outfit for the relocation instead of the US Marshall's Service.

If he had called Best Quality Vacuum and said, "I need a dust filter for a Hoover Max Extract® 60 Pressure Pro." he could have been the Chiefs assistant special teams coach.