Top 5 Wins in Chiefs history

[Best22]

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!

[Cornstock]

Originally Posted by KC Tattoo

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

Iirc, one of those was Jared Allen's first sack.

[Mr_Tomahawk]

Originally Posted by BlackOp

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...

We had absolutely no chance to win that game...I remember questioning why the hell we were even at the game as we had no chance. We had no right to win that game. I still don't know how it happened...it was ****ing crazy.






...makes ya a little more hopeful about Thursday.

"And that's why they play the game."

[Rain Man]

Originally Posted by Mr_Tomahawk

We had absolutely no chance to win that game...I remember questioning why the hell we were even at the game as we had no chance. We had no right to win that game. I still don't know how it happened...it was ****ing crazy.






...makes ya a little more hopeful about Thursday.

"And that's why they play the game."

What game are you talking about?

[Discuss Thrower]

Originally Posted by Mr_Tomahawk

We had absolutely no chance to win that game...I remember questioning why the hell we were even at the game as we had no chance. We had no right to win that game. I still don't know how it happened...it was ****ing crazy.






...makes ya a little more hopeful about Thursday.

"And that's why they play the game."

Probably would have been irrelevant considering Pioli, but it and the other Romeo "win" in the three games post Haley firing led to the 2-14 waste of a year, so...

[Ming the Merciless]

Originally Posted by Rain Man

What game are you talking about?

I think this one:

https://www.pro-football-reference.c...1112180kan.htm

where GB just assumed we would roll over for them

[Cornstock]

Originally Posted by Mr_Tomahawk

We had absolutely no chance to win that game...I remember questioning why the hell we were even at the game as we had no chance. We had no right to win that game. I still don't know how it happened...it was ****ing crazy.






...makes ya a little more hopeful about Thursday.

"And that's why they play the game."

Kyle Orton played out of his mind. Maybe the most clutch game of his career, and I'm sure it single handedly got him his next contract.

I couldn't remember his name at first, so I googled it. First result to my search:

[Cornstock]

Originally Posted by Rain Man

What game are you talking about?

when we beat the undefeated packers

[Discuss Thrower]

Originally Posted by Cornstock

Kyle Orton played out of his mind. Maybe the most clutch game of his career, and I'm sure it single handedly got him his next contract.

I couldn't remember his name at first, so I googled it. First result to my search:

[Rain Man]

Originally Posted by Pawnmower

I think this one:

https://www.pro-football-reference.c...1112180kan.htm

where GB just assumed we would roll over for them

Geez, I don't remember that game at all. I wonder if I wasn't able to watch it. But looking at the box score, there weren't a lot of big plays other than Tamba Hali running wild on the pass rush.

When I think about wins over Green Bay, I default for some reason to a game that I think was in the Marty era where the Chiefs threw a long bomb on the first play of the game.

[DaNewGuy]

I'm only 23 so I'll pick some I remember watching, 2016 snf Santos doink, Rivers worst day ever on MNF Halloween night, Green to kennison to beat GB in OT 2003, Chiefs/steelers when we were ass and chambers broke off a huge catch and run to set up a fg win 2009. Wild card win against houston the firs chiefs playoff win in my lifetime

[Bearcat]

Originally Posted by DaNewGuy

I'm only 23 so I'll pick some I remember watching, 2016 snf Santos doink, Rivers worst day ever on MNF Halloween night, Green to kennison to beat GB in OT 2003, Chiefs/steelers when we were ass and chambers broke off a huge catch and run to set up a fg win 2009. Wild card win against houston the firs chiefs playoff win in my lifetime

Those few weeks in 2003 were as close as the Chiefs have ever gotten to some of the Royals' '14-15 magic..... the Ravens were offsides or something before Dante Hall returned a kick for a TD, then 'the return' in the 24-23 Broncos game, then that OT Packers game in Lambeau.

[O.city]

Not sure about wins but my most miserable loss was walking out of arrowhead with my dad and grandpa after the kicker that shall go unnamed gamr

[DaNewGuy]

Originally Posted by ModCat

Those few weeks in 2003 were as close as the Chiefs have ever gotten to some of the Royals' '14-15 magic..... the Ravens were offsides or something before Dante Hall returned a kick for a TD, then 'the return' in the 24-23 Broncos game, then that OT Packers game in Lambeau.

Aww man 2003 was so great, my 11 year old self drove my parents insane trying to convince em to get Sunday ticket lol. First year I got to catch all the Chiefs games and didn't rely on just watching the ticker at the bottom like a meth addict looking out the window every 10 seconds , another fun game that year was later in the season against the bears where priest and Co just gave em a ****ing beat down

[RunKC]

The comeback win in GB in 2003 was one of the most exciting games I can remember.

Note: I wasn't old enough to cherish Joe when he was here.

[Bearcat]

Originally Posted by DaNewGuy

Aww man 2003 was so great, my 11 year old self drove my parents insane trying to convince em to get Sunday ticket lol. First year I got to catch all the Chiefs games and didn't rely on just watching the ticker at the bottom like a meth addict looking out the window every 10 seconds , another fun game that year was later in the season against the bears where priest and Co just gave em a ****ing beat down

I went to the SNF game against the Bills... probably not even the loudest of the year, but pretty electric. I was in the 2nd or 3rd row of the upper deck between the 40s.... the one thing that sticks out in my mind about that game was seeing Bledsoe drop back (facing us), and Eric Warfield charging in from behind on the corner blitz to light up his ass. It was just one of those moments that make being there and seeing the whole field completely worth it.

(no blitz in the highlights though)