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Old 03-07-2009, 04:03 PM  
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Nick Lowry is the next Chiefs Hall of Fame member
http://www.kcchiefs.com/news/2009/03..._hall_of_fame/

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Old 03-08-2009, 02:32 AM   #61
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And for what it's worth, I think John Alt was one of the most underrated players of his time. He was an elite left tackle but didn't get much pub.

Agreed. Richmond Webb got all the pro bowls because no one could get to Marino fast enough to sack him. Alt was as good or better, but never got the credit for it.
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Old 03-08-2009, 08:13 AM   #62
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Uh...yeah...he kinda did. In the 1993 playoff season vs. Pittsburgh, he made a kick to win in OT. I was there.


And he missed one from 43 that would have won it in regulation. After the Montana to Barnett heroics to tie the game, we forced a punt and drove to the Pitt 37, where Joe set him up to win in OT.


Count me in with Dane. Lowry was a piece of shit kicker and peice of shit human. He was damn lucky we got a second chance in OT.

F him.

And I was there too.
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Old 03-08-2009, 09:24 AM   #63
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All in all Lowry was one of the best .. so congrats NTK ...
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Old 03-08-2009, 09:28 AM   #64
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Good for him. Just think if Carl hadn't let him go, we'd have a ring in '93.
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Old 03-08-2009, 09:39 AM   #65
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I believe you're thinking of Dave Szott. And it was a horrible call by the refs. Szott was falling down backwards and they called holding on him.

Lowery was good and probably deserves to be in the Chiefs hall of fame but he also led the mutiny against John Mackovick.

And for what it's worth, I think John Alt was one of the most underrated players of his time. He was an elite left tackle but didn't get much pub.
Yeah, we cleared that up earlier. heh
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Old 03-08-2009, 09:41 AM   #66
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And he missed one from 43 that would have won it in regulation. After the Montana to Barnett heroics to tie the game, we forced a punt and drove to the Pitt 37, where Joe set him up to win in OT.


Count me in with Dane. Lowry was a piece of shit kicker and peice of shit human. He was damn lucky we got a second chance in OT.

F him.

And I was there too.
One out of two in a game winning situation isn't too bad. Especially in a game that was 9 degrees F.

Don't you remember Lin Elliot's 0-3? I'm not saying Lowery is the greatest Chief of all time. However, he was much more consistent than most of the kickers we've had recently.
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One out of two in a game winning situation isn't too bad. Especially in a game that was 9 degrees F.

Don't you remember Lin Elliot's 0-3? I'm not saying Lowery is the greatest Chief of all time. However, he was much more consistent than most of the kickers we've had recently.
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Old 03-08-2009, 09:45 AM   #68
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One out of two in a game winning situation isn't too bad. Especially in a game that was 9 degrees F.

Don't you remember Lin Elliot's 0-3? I'm not saying Lowery is the greatest Chief of all time. However, he was much more consistent than most of the kickers we've had recently.
With the Chiefs, better than bad is a standard argument around here.

We are one ****ed up fanbase.
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Old 03-08-2009, 10:03 AM   #69
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With the Chiefs, better than bad is a standard argument around here.

We are one ****ed up fanbase.
I think the thing with Lowry is:

He was one of the very few shining beacons of light during a very dark Chiefs era.
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Old 03-08-2009, 10:13 AM   #70
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I think the thing with Lowry is:

He was one of the very few shining beacons of light during a very dark Chiefs era.
Bullshit.

Maybe he was the only offensive weapon during that era but he was certainly not a shining beacon of light.

Unless you were doing coke with him in the bathroom at One Block West.

Cherry, Burress, Ross, Lewis, Mass, Spani, Alt, Still and Barbaro should be held in much higher regard than "Nick the Miss" under pressure.

**** Nick.
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Old 03-08-2009, 10:18 AM   #71
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Good for him. Just think if Carl hadn't let him go, we'd have a ring in '93.
You mean '95.
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Good for him. Just think if Carl hadn't let him go, we'd have a ring in '93.
1. Carl didn't let him go.

2. Nick was with the Chiefs in 1993.

3. Even if you had the year incorrect, does Nick play QB and if not, could he somehow, single-handedly score enough points to beat Buffalo in the AFC Championship game after Montana was knocked out of the game?
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With the Chiefs, better than bad is a standard argument around here.

We are one ****ed up fanbase.
Toast!

My favorite is the "good enough is good enough" take; if any franchise needed a "culture of winning" on the scale of a heart transplant, this would be the one.

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Bullshit.

Maybe he was the only offensive weapon during that era but he was certainly not a shining beacon of light.

Unless you were doing coke with him in the bathroom at One Block West.

Cherry, Burress, Ross, Lewis, Mass, Spani, Alt, Still and Barbaro should be held in much higher regard than "Nick the Miss" under pressure.

**** Nick.
Agreed. Now, where the hell was/is One Block West?
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