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Old 09-05-2017, 04:49 PM  
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Top 5 Wins in Chiefs history
1. Super Bowl IV. Chiefs-23, Vikings-7
2. 1969 AFL Championship. Chiefs-17, Raiders-7
3. 2015 Wildcard. Chiefs-30, Texans-0
4. 1966 AFL Championship. Chiefs-31, Bills-7
5. 1993 Divisional. Chiefs-28, Oilers-20

I couldn't find any better option for number 3. It's crazy that game meant so much.

Hope Mahomes can bring us into a new era!
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Old 09-05-2017, 08:20 PM   #31
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Alex 'All I Do Is Win' Smith getting love in this thread... I like that!
I would actually put that game JUST out of the top 5. Getting rid of the 93 curse was epic...just maybe (barely) not top 5 epic...for me
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Old 09-05-2017, 08:22 PM   #32
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It was totally meaningless. That Chiefs team needed major upgrades to even sniff true playoff contention with Montana two years later.

So the win wasn't a stepping stone to something greater. It was just a team that wasn't that good, led by a QB who wasn't that good, beating a shitty QB who had no business in the postseason.

Sound familiar?
By that logic, the only important wins in Chiefs history occurred in 1962, 1966, and 1969. If you subscribe to that philosophy, that's your business, but I would expand beyond that. In my opinion, there are important wins that occur in seasons without a Super Bowl win. The 1991 win was important because it was the first Chiefs playoff win since Super Bowl IV.
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Old 09-05-2017, 08:24 PM   #33
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By that logic, the only important wins in Chiefs history occurred in 1962, 1966, and 1969. If you subscribe to that philosophy, that's your business, but I would expand beyond that. In my opinion, there are important wins that occur in seasons without a Super Bowl win.
Yes and beating the raiders literally twice in a row , back to back weeks to eliminate them from the playoffs was ****ing epic...but I get that it is lost to the children here..to know the feeling of hatred for the raiders or of a DECADE where you knew you were going to the playoffs every year because the team was that good
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Old 09-05-2017, 08:27 PM   #34
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Old 09-05-2017, 08:31 PM   #35
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i think the steelers OT playoff win with Montana was better/more important than the Texans playoff game.
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Old 09-05-2017, 08:35 PM   #36
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One could also argue that the 1991 playoff win over the Los Angeles Raiders (10 to 6 win) i(Sad sigh.)
I actually forgot I went to that game at Arrowhead...lived in LA during those years and got tickets as a x-mas present. Deberg was a tough SOB....
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Old 09-05-2017, 08:36 PM   #37
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i think the steelers OT playoff win with Montana was better/more important than the Texans playoff game.
well its apples and oranges

and there are definitely arguments both ways

but that season we did go farther than ever in my lifetime.....and OT playoffs raises the bar immensly

also at that time it was like you had the feeling we SHOULD win a superbowl...whereas in Texas you pretty much knew it was 1 and done....

so I do agree with you but in the scheme of things it is pretty close.....because the number of these kinds of games is so small for us
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Old 09-05-2017, 08:37 PM   #38
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If we're talking only regular season, 2006 Thanksgiving game vs the Broncos has to be on some list.

I'm younger, so I don't remember anything prior to ~2000.
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The joystick defeats the Broncos game.
I was there when it happened & the funny thing was moments before that epic punt return a fan ran onto the field and was chased by security. They tackled his ass good.
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Backups Kyle Orton and Thomas Jones beating the defending super bowl champs at home. 0.07% winning that game and totally lit by the 4th quarter.
That's possibly the biggest upset in modern Chiefs history...I think GB was 13-0...and Rodgers was playing like a man possessed. It was so crazy it led to Crenell getting hired as HC...
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If we're talking only regular season, 2006 Thanksgiving game vs the Broncos has to be on some list.
I was in mexico and busted my balls to get to a TV that had the Playoff game against the colts that year

I think that was the year my heart began to blacken
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And DT almost had Krieg for an 8th sack on the last play, a hail mary to win the damn thing.
He had 6 against the Raiders in three quarters but coach took him out of the game. He could have had ten. I'm pissed about that. For all the hate Marty had for the Raiders he showed them mercy.
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I remember when all we wanted was a 17-16 playoff win over anybody. Even the Browns

Beating the Texans 30-0 was bigger than people remember. And that's a good thing, but that doesn't mean it wasn't a huge win
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56-10 dog pounding the Falcons. Eight rushing touchdowns against the number one rank rush defense.

Our long snapper even had two sacks on M Vic
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I was in mexico and busted my balls to get to a TV that had the Playoff game against the colts that year

I think that was the year my heart began to blacken
Funny how going into the Broncos game I felt there was no way we could lose, even while everyone was picking us to suck it up. But the Colts game, I had zero faith.

There shouldn't be that kind of hopelessness going into a playoff game. But with Herm at the wheel, I guess that explains it
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