This was my first year watching, and being a fan of the Chiefs. I remember the Cowboys game and the MNF game with the Chargers. MNF wouldn’t return till 1991
Gary Green Career history Kansas City Chiefs (1977-1983) Los Angeles Rams (1984-1985) Career highlights and awards 4× Pro Bowl selection (1981, 1982, 1983, 1985) 5× All-Pro selection (1981, 1982, 1983, 1984, 1985) 33 interceptions for 502 return yards 2 touchdowns 9 blocked kicks
Reached heights NEVER reached before??? LOL Guess they forgot about the success in the late 60's? they were 6-10 and wouldn't be better than .500 til 1986..
As I'm watching this, I can't help but notice how empty the stadium was in all the clips showing K.C. at home versus Denver, like @ 0:55 + 13:24 . Then I got to the @19:30 mark, and that explains everything. Those are your die hard fans there.
+TheAlfrulz Kansas City's attendance was dreadful back in the 70s and 80s when they first moved into Arrowhead it finally got turned around during the Marty Schottenheimer era in the 90s where they started to become a more competitive team consistently in the AFC West and had a long streak of sellouts going. The attendance was usually better in the beginning of the season or when the Raiders or other marquee teams came into town. That Denver game you mentioned only had 11,000 people show up one of the lowest attended games in NFL history.
Right on. I remember reading a story from Bill Maas during the eighties about when he stopped at a gas station. He had four chiefs tickets sitting on the dashboard in clear view and went to the store with the door unlocked and the window rolled down. When he came back he was surprised to see he now had eight tickets sitting on his dashboard. lol
If I remember correctly, the Denver game was one of the coldest in Chiefs history and it was the final game of the season. People had really given up on the team at that point. You were truly one of the remnants if you made it out to the stadium that day; it was not a popular thing to do,
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That team was a high scoring offense.
I remember my season tickets were $500 each- top level second row 50 yrd line.
Still have them?
Thanks for posting. I enjoyed this very much. These guys were my heroes growing up.
You're very welcome. Glad I could put them out there for all to see, quality (imo) aside.
Thinking of Joe Delaney and what could have been....
No #37 decals on their helmets? Did they ever pay tribute to him for the season?
🙏RIP#37❤🙏
This was my first year watching, and being a fan of the Chiefs. I remember the Cowboys game and the MNF game with the Chargers. MNF wouldn’t return till 1991
Can you add the 1980-1982 video
I dont have those years but here's 1981 from another channel. ruclips.net/video/g9yOTNheP5M/видео.html
The years before Arrowhead got really fuckin loud
The Chiefs radio play by play guy here switched to Chicago in 85 & made a career there w that voice.
Then came Kevin Harlans tenure with the chiefs.
G0Chiefs Yea, his voice is the one I remember forever in the later 80s & 90s. TOUCHDOWN Kansas City!!!!
Then he went to the Packers.
He does have a name and that name is Wayne Larrivee.
Bill kenney No9
I had high hopes for Macovick,( we all did ) then the gang of eight....what a shame.
Yearbooks missing were mostly bad seasons. 1977 2-12 1978 4-12 1979 7-9 1980 8-8 1982 was strike then 3-6 record.
Gary Green
Career history
Kansas City Chiefs (1977-1983)
Los Angeles Rams (1984-1985)
Career highlights and awards
4× Pro Bowl selection (1981, 1982, 1983, 1985)
5× All-Pro selection (1981, 1982, 1983, 1984, 1985)
33 interceptions for 502 return yards
2 touchdowns
9 blocked kicks
God bless theotis Brown red white Skyline War
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Reached heights NEVER reached before??? LOL Guess they forgot about the success in the late 60's? they were 6-10 and wouldn't be better than .500 til 1986..
Steve P if you listen he’s talking about the passing stats, not the scoreboard.
or was it makovick?
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one of the running backs in the 70 theotis Brown God be with you
Why can't you clowns upload these with the audio on both the left and right side?
Wow.
If the Joe Delaney tragedy didn't happen the Chiefs would've been a playoff team in the 80s.
That and the 48-51 loss to my SleazeCOCKS....
As I'm watching this, I can't help but notice how empty the stadium was in all the clips showing K.C. at home versus Denver, like @ 0:55 + 13:24 . Then I got to the @19:30 mark, and that explains everything. Those are your die hard fans there.
+TheAlfrulz Kansas City's attendance was dreadful back in the 70s and 80s when they first moved into Arrowhead it finally got turned around during the Marty Schottenheimer era in the 90s where they started to become a more competitive team consistently in the AFC West and had a long streak of sellouts going. The attendance was usually better in the beginning of the season or when the Raiders or other marquee teams came into town. That Denver game you mentioned only had 11,000 people show up one of the lowest attended games in NFL history.
Right on. I remember reading a story from Bill Maas during the eighties about when he stopped at a gas station. He had four chiefs tickets sitting on the dashboard in clear view and went to the store with the door unlocked and the window rolled down. When he came back he was surprised to see he now had eight tickets sitting on his dashboard. lol
If I remember correctly, the Denver game was one of the coldest in Chiefs history and it was the final game of the season. People had really given up on the team at that point. You were truly one of the remnants if you made it out to the stadium that day; it was not a popular thing to do,