Who was the QB when you became a Chiefs fan?

[Rasputin]

I was at the game Steve Deberg broke his pinkie finger hitting it on a Houston Oilers helmet and they showed it like a dozen time on the jumbo tron.


Unfortunately that day belonged to Warren Moon and he passed at that time an NFL record over 500 yards it was nuts.

[Randallflagg]

Lenny "The Cool" Dawson

[Chief_N_Bama]

Montana...

... Chiefs fans are old... lol...

[underEJ]

First games I remember going to were in 1975, one was Livingston, the other Dawson. I was 5, but my dad had been drilling knowledge into me since before the verbal skills formed. There were not alot of kids, much less little girls, at the stadium that I recall, and none at all in the area of my dads seats. I was definitely a novelty to everyone in my church dress waving a chiefs pennant and for the colder game, in my awesome red church coat. The game traditions were quite different and I remember alot of people had these long plastic horns that they cheered with and everybody was pretty dressed up.

Both games were won and for a few years the regular season ticket holder group in those seats called me lucky charm when I was there even though the winning really didn't continue. I would guess historically I have seen way more wins than losses. but not in the 70s.

[RocKhawks]

Montana baby! And never looked back!

[Deberg_1990]

Steve Fuller

[Sassy Squatch]

Trent Green.

[chinaski]

I voted Deberg, because he was the Quarterback when I started to become aware of the team. I didn't really become a 'fan' until the Marty/Montana years though.

[Graystoke]

I became a fan after Super Bowl I was 7.
At that time the popular teams in the Mid West were Minnesota , Green Bay and KC.
I got PJs with KC logo and never looked back.
However I have very few memories of actually watching Len Dawson

[Kiimo]

First jersey was Bill Kinney.

I was made fun of. Then De Berg rolled into town. A whole new era.


edit:

Originally Posted by DJay23

Everybody had Bill Kenney jerseys when I was in 1st grade.

high five

[PAChiefsGuy]

Joe Montana

[frozenchief]

I was 7 or 8 when I started paying attention. Livingston was QB but first game I went to was when Fuller was playing. Cold as hell and Arrowhead was empty. Maybe 15000 people there. But I went with my dad and we cheered and KC lost. I think we played the Broncos but I could be mistaken.

[JakeF]

When I was a baby it was Len Dawson but Steve Fuller is the first I can remember.

[Dr. Yu Weed Tard]

First I remember was Bill Kinney throwing a bunch of yards to Stephone Paige. But I was a little kid, my grandpa was watching the games and I would try to figure it out but at that age baseball held my interest more - I-70 Series and all. My mom and uncle used to go to games all the time (my aunt worked at for the Jackson County Sports Complex at the time.) So I went to Royals games but not Chiefs games.

I became a true FAN when DeBerg broke his pinky and was out there slinging it to JJ Birden and handing off to Okoye with a giant cast on in the snow. I thought that was badass.

Then I got Madden for Super Nintendo, and I developed a real love for the strategy of the game.

And then we traded for Joe Montana and Marcus Allen. I went to 2 games that year, vsGB on MNF and the Pittsburgh playoff game.

I thought we were gonna legitimately compete for the Super Bowl every year.

I didn't know much about anything...but I was a completely different person the last time we went to an AFCCG.

[Dr. Yu Weed Tard]

No one became a Chiefs fan when Croyle or Cassel was QB?

Shocker.