Burpo The Mad Clown

Geesh. It's practice.

Chargers at Chiefs 11/13/94

The head coach and both coordinators need to be fired. Yet another rebuilding year. Can't take much more of this.

We may not win a game all year.

Chargers at Chiefs 9/26/21

It’s a tough job keeping Pat off the field.

This is in my top 10 … er ... top 12 Chiefs moments ever.

1993 Chiefs at Raiders Warning: Dave Adolph defense

I’m rather partial to “blithering imbecile.” I won’t call anyone that here. But, it’s my go to on other sites.

There, there.

Again. Not putting him down. Just recognizing the great players who belong in the top 10. I watched his entire career. He was a great player. But, at least ten Chiefs since 1960 were better.

When we showed up, he was solid top 5. When he disappeared, which happened often after his first two years, he drops from the top 10, but overall remains in the top 12. edit: I’m not knocking DT. I’m just acknowledging how great these other players are.

Yes to Cherry. No to dumping JC. Let's just expand the list to 12. That way I can get DT on mine.

KC at Dallas MNF 1975

Buck was better. After a few seasons, offensive coordinators knew the way to negate DT was to run right at him. They did that with success. Nobody ran right at Buck.

I didn’t see it was a top 10, just a list of the best players. In that case, remove DT and replace him with Buck.

Not a bad list. i would add Buck Buchanan, Otis Taylor, Ed Budde, Deron Cherry. Albert Lewis, and Henry Marshall. A few others I’ll think of later.

I was in Ukraine for two weeks. I set my VCR to record the game and was looking forward to watching it when I got back. In the Kiev airport, of all places, I ran into a guy wearing a Chiefs cap. He was a KC preacher and fanatic Chiefs fan returning from a missions trip. Before I could stop him, he blurted out how great a game it was and how Vanover won it with that return.

Charles in his prime in this offense. Good lort.

Yep

Yep. The quality is there, but the quantity is lacking.

Besides the Chiefs players, I would love to see Tommy Nobis get in. The guy was an absolute beast at MLB for a crappy Falcons team that never got on TV. He played his guts out every down and terrorized offenses for his entire career. He played so hard for so long he ended up with concussive dementia and had a sad end. But, when he played, he was in the Butkus, Nitschke class.

Yep. I've said it over and and over: the NFL HOF has no legitimacy unless OT is in it. Seriously, did he steal some HOF official's girlfriend in high school?

Complete list of Seniors semifinalists for Pro Football Hall of Fame's Class of 2024 Ken Anderson Ottis Anderson Carl Banks Maxie Baughan Larry Brown Mark Clayton Charlie Conerly Roger Craig Henry Ellard Randy Gradishar Lester Hayes Chris Hinton Cecil Isbell Joe Jacoby Billy "White Shoes" Johnson Mike Kenn Bob Kuechenberg George Kunz Albert Lewis Jim Marshall Clay Matthews Jr. Steve McMichael Eddie Meador Stanley Morgan Tommy Nobis Art Powell Sterling Sharpe Steve Tasker Otis Taylor Everson Walls Al Wistert Complete list of Coach/Contributor semifinalists for Pro Football Hall of Fame's Class of 2024 K.S. "Bud" Adams Jr. Roone Arledge C.O. Brocato Tom Coughlin Alex Gibbs Ralph Hay Mike Holmgren Frank "Bucko" Kilroy Eddie Kotal Robert Kraft Elmer Layden Jerry Markbreit Virginia McCaskey Rich McKay John McVay Art Modell Buddy Parker Carl Peterson Dan Reeves Art Rooney Jr. Marty Schottenheimer Jerry Seeman George Seifert Mike Shanahan Clark Shaughnessy Seymour Siwoff Jim Tunney Lloyd Wells John Wooten

If Priest had avoided injury and broke the 100 TD mark he would be a shoe in.