NFL America's Game Super Bowl 4 Champions 1969 Kansas City Chiefs

[@tomfrankiewicz4030]

The Chiefs defense of this era was awesome

[@NWA791]

This was the start of pre era draft picks the beauty of our heir in the world of talent more then US

[@billmalone5050]

The 1969-70 Kansas City Chiefs were the first wild card team to make it to the Super Bowl and win the Super Bowl. In the opening round of the 1969-70 playoffs, the Chiefs knocked off the defending Super Bowl Champion New York Jets on the road in New York, 13-6. In the 1969-70 Championship game the Chiefs defeated their arch rivals, the Oakland Raiders in Oakland, 17-7. The Raiders seemingly had the Chiefs' number having beaten them 7 out of the last 8 times they had played each other. The Raiders had beaten the Chiefs three times in the 1968-69 season. And the Raiders had beaten Chiefs twice in the 1969-70 season. So the Chiefs' victory over the Raiders in the final AFL Championship game made that win so much sweeter. And then came Super Bowl 4 and the decisive 23-7 victory over the heavily favored NFL Champion Minnesta Vikings. What an amazing post season run for the 1969-70 Kansas City Chiefs !!!!! This victory proved that the AFL was equal to or better than the NFL heading into the 1970-71 season when the two leagues would officially merge.

[@kriseikenbery112]

I was in 6th grade and followed the Chiefs the whole season. I got in trouble from my teacher because I kept drawing the arrowhead on the chalk board. Great memories of that season.

[@keithwallace5983]

Rest in Power Mr. Otis Taylor #ChiefsKingdom #SBIVChampions

[@Roady1013]

Congrats kc 50 years later!!!

[@ironsports]

RIP Len Dawson 🙏🏿

[@jeffwindham6834]

Thank you for posting this video .

[@billmalone5050]

How come Otis Taylor is not in the Pro Football Hall of Fame ?

[@dennishipsley8703]

Jad one of the linebacking groups ever

[@ericradford2142]

RIP Jim Lynch

[@anthonychanning3954]

Remember watching with friends as a high school senior. Great memories. They abused the vikings

[@bufnyfan1]

Then the Vikings "abused" the Chiefs the following September on the opening game of the 1970 season 27-10. The Chiefs actually looked pretty bad in this game. If the Vikings simply had more time to study what the Chiefs did (instead of just one week) I'm sure they would have won SB 4

[@HaroldMccoy-vv4lt]

The vikings duplicated the same reg season situation in 76 vs Steelers ,they encountered opponents in chiefs and Steelers who were infested with over confidence after recent SB thrashing of vikings who were ingrained with apex emotional rage in winning both reg season games .

[@aaronjackson9385]

​@@bufnyfan1I understand what you are trying to say, but the bye week in between Superbowls wasnt integrated until the 2003 season.

[@oubrioko]

32:26 Back when Missouri was well known for having giants in the U.S. Senate

[@bufnyfan1]

In the late Otis Taylor's book "The Need to Win" he mentioned how Hank Stram would use a crane-like device (noted at 07:45) to overlook the practice field and see how players were performing or needed to improve. Mr. Taylor also noted that when he would go to Stram's office there would be boxes and boxes of chocolates and other sweets (likely "perks" for Stram doing promotions for businesses in KC). Unfortunately Stram's "sweet tooth" eventually caught up to him and he developed diabetes and ultimately passed away from complications from it.

[@NWA791]

It is originally backed by their peers then we picked it up we can't play alike

[@billmalone5050]

"65 toss power trap" !!

[@brianwilson4578]

Most Excellent!!!

[@SuperOmnicronsj44]

Please .... just have a better Super Bowl than last year 😏 Maybe Chiefs-Vikings or Green Bay-KC rematch ?

[@wiedep]

Up to '68 nobody was spending any money on A's tix, with the Royals starting in '69 then there was competition for Chiefs.

[@TheTRAINOR11]

The SuperChiefs...cover of Sports Illustrated

[@thomasortega2838]

The Vikings were heavily favored in this game the chiefs won but they didn’t say it was an upset they really believed they were gonna win the game

[@bufnyfan1]

They certainly did win the following September in Bloomington--27-10. With more time to prepare and having had a chance to develop a proper game plan the Vikings had no problem beating the Chiefs. I remember KC QB Len Dawson saying he was determined to beat the Vikings in the opening game of 1970 to prove the SB wasn't a "fluke". As it turned out Dawson through 2 INTs (one leading to a TD).

[@dantesinfernopurgatory7826]

@@bufnyfan1 Still wasn't the Super Bowl.

[@liecrusher3506]

​@@bufnyfan1I only wish Joe Kapp was the QB. It would've been 54-10.

[@MrEhu3]

At the 18:29 point Len Dawson looks like Steve Young

[@diagofuller6958]

What state has the motto? Kcmo? It's the show me me state. Now you get it?

[@johndor7890]

People were passing gas a lot more in the trenches during this era of football

[@diagofuller6958]

I call kcmo the BigMo. And Patrick Mahomes is straight PMS for all other team's. It's called. Patrick Mahomes syndrome. Sorry ladies. PMS. Is what the NFL is going through. PMS.

[@jimlampert2897]

Classless mahomey the 1st qb with tantrums threatening a zebra.

[@michaellorusso4912]

Lucky win for the Chiefs. The Vikings were the superior team.

[@dantesinfernopurgatory7826]

Well, that superior team certainly got their butts kicked.

[@leeshepherd9802]

Good observation, moronic comment..