The Redemption Of An NFL Franchise: How The Kansas City Chiefs Built A Dynasty...

[@slowspeedrunner6892]

matrick pahomes

[@mrsvibe]

kcirtap semoham

[@Skiddull]

Kravis Telce

[@JackInABox0]

Yes

[@Terror832]

Tadarius Koney

[@waldothewalrus294]

Randy Eid

[@shinglesshingles]

They just won back to back on that crazy drive in OT. Officially a dynasty.

[@Ron-l8h]

U on drugs

[@michaelnichols9850]

As a native Kansas City who grew up and had to live through all this, I have to say you did a great job.

[@tellurius4951]

As a man who lives in Tampa, man, it was a great SB, your offense was so effective

[@woozyguy9]

@@tellurius4951 lol, keep living in the past buddy, at least brady gave yall a couple years of relevance.. until you guys made him want to retire twice.

[@konradbecker3670]

@@woozyguy9fr fans of poverty franchises win one ring against a far inferior roster and get uppity. I’ll enjoy the two championships we got and the many more to come

[@thestoebz]

Same

[@thestoebz]

@@tellurius4951you okay bud? Sorry we just got another ring and where were you guys again 😂

[@Tadicuslegion78]

Alex Smith could be his own video, 1st overall pick, 7 miserable years in San Fran, turns it around with Andy Reid, the tragedy at Washington, nearly dying, and coming back for one last hurrah in the weird 2020 season to flop into the playoffs and win Comeback Player of the Year

[@rubberneckinc.8937]

I kind of wish the Chiefs could have brought him back as a backup for a year (& a SB ring) The guy was (from what I've read/heard) a great teammate. As well as helping number 15 a lot from what he himself has said. Number 15 that is.

[@harrymills2770]

Alex Smith was a victim of the times and his own success in college. He wound up on a then-poorly-run organization, hurt his shoulder, was misdiagnosed and the wrong therapy was given. Just one thing after another. But Alex always got paid. I think he might've made more headway in KC if he didn't just keep taking more money, instead of taking a pay cut to help rebuild the roster. But nobody does that. I don't think Alex's arm was ever the same after the botched surgery and then making him play with it all messed up didn't help. He was damaged goods before he came to KC, even though he was damn near a QB genius, who could've had some rings, except for his price tag. That was back in the days when top draft picks in the NFL were making more money than proven veterans.

[@mikeyoung9810]

Loved him as a Chief. Tough and a class act.

[@prefontaine_NM]

he turned it around at the end of his 49ers career but then got hurt so Kaepernick came in and balled out. Alex Smith just continued his resurgence with the chiefs, the chiefs weren't the reason for the resurgence

[@Michael-sb8jf]

​@harrymills2770 Could you imagine if say Rodgers went number 1 and Alex Smith went to Green Bay and could sit a few years under Brett Favre.

[@marcusjames6958]

From a chiefs fan who suffered through the entire 2000’s and 2010’s of us sucking, thank you so much for making this video and not being a hater for no reason like everyone else. I pray that your raiders figure it out soon..

[@tubfrog]

Oh don’t worry we wont

[@Enwhycee]

@@tubfroglmfaoooooo

[@Chiefskingdom58]

No, suffering through the ‘70s and ‘80s was painful…Super Bowl Champs to 18 years of loosing records and two postseasons going one and done. The ‘90s-2010s we had some great years and even a few we were #1 seeds but then always fell flat in the postseason. The 90s Schottenheimer years were exciting but then always ended in Martyball frustration…’93 Montana loss to Kelly in the AFCCG was tough, but the ‘97 loss to Elway ripped my heart out… started Grbac over Gannon to ensure our loss. Loved Trent Green, but as the video showed Manning and the Colts always had our number and showed us the postseason door in our first game. 2015, I was happy, we had a good year went 1-1 in playoffs with a not terrible loss to Brady… not a SB but a damn good year, 2016 & 2017 again ended in disbelief, the Marietta pass to himself for a comeback win, and the 18-15 loss to Roethesberger when our defense gave up 0 TDs… A lot of frustration over the years, I’m loving this Mahomes and Reid era and hope that it can continue many more years! Thank you Patrick Mahomes, never have seen a QB like him, time and time again despite the odds put the team on his shoulders and just will the team to victory. He makes all the guys around him believe… never quit, just win baby!

[@wc1994]

@@Chiefskingdom58 I remember everything you mentioned. 07 Chiefs got Whipped by The Colts in the playoffs. Mahomes is the Quarterback I dreamed about for 35+ years

[@A7xFo]

You didn't suffer. You own zero stake in the franchise, aren't a player, coach, staff, trainer. Hell, you're not even the guy who changes the garbage bags in their locker room. If you suffered because they sucked, you really need to reevaluate your priorities in life. That's incredibly sad it affects your life so much.

[@tjniezek3096]

30 + years Chiefs fan here , and i can not tell you how great it feels to be living through this time in Chiefs' history . After so many years of bad / mediocre teams, i absolutely love that we have been pound for pound the best team in football for 5 years now !!!! Chiefs kingdom baby red and gold till im dead and cold !!!!

[@patrickcochrun6828]

Right there with you. Lin Elliot Game, f'n Elway killing us non stop, Pittsburgh and Indy losses constantly, I never thought I'd see even on super bowl let alone have dynasty talk.

[@Whaleindowed]

You’re lucky Tom Brady got old and retired

[@ChiefBlue4298]

@@Whaleindowedevery NFL team is lucky he retired, it’s not just the Chiefs

[@irishledden4924]

Why? We didn't cheat to win.@@Whaleindowed

[@IsrealoverHamas7282]

To bad bengals can’t stay healthy we dominate you

[@CastroJr92]

You were ahead of the curve. Dynasty is cemented now 🏆🏆🏆

[@jpmnky]

The Derrick Thomas car wreck and everything after was just completely outta nowhere. And one of the saddest stories. The man was still in his prime as well.

[@MrBlue3rd]

He forgot to mention he was involved in the car wreck.

[@tyrionstrongjaw7729]

Man I remember I was sitting in 6th grade and they made an announcement that DT was in a car wreck and the entire school day just basically ended. Teachers just let us chill, had a few talks about the Chiefs and I played a ton of Oregon Trail. But the whole city had a kinda hush to it. It was weird.

[@useyourimaginasean]

Sad situation but there is a really beautiful affect to how that can unite so many people for their city. DT is a legendary player that is still talked about all the time

[@karenkelly6507]

It was horribly sad and a huge loss, especially since he had kids. But, if he had been wearing a seatbelt and his friends have been wearing a seatbelt, which actually one of them was wearing a seatbelt and he lived he wouldn’t be dead today.

[@Dr.JeremyDunks]

​@@useyourimaginaseanyep. His charity, now run by Neil Smith, still does amazing things for kids.

[@stoned2dabone146]

Its good we're finally acknowledging the Chiefs before Mahomes, a very different (and dark) Chiefs team, franchise, and fanbase. From going to barely thinking about the playoffs (and knowing youre getting bounced if you make it) to being a legitimate contender year in and year out in such a small span of time has been amazing. Being the new Patriots... I'll take it i guess

[@Caldweeze]

They’re officially a dynasty now

[@Dragonwolf920]

41:43 watching this after super bowl 58 is erie

[@oscopin74]

Freaking love my Chiefs. Im almost 50 and these past 6 years has been something to behold. HOW BOUT THOSE....CHIEFS!!! 💛❤💛❤

[@goldenageofdinosaurs7192]

Man, I can remember each one of these seasons. I can remember where I was for each playoff loss😞 The Andy Reid years have been so nice. Patrick is just the icing on the cake..

[@patrickcochrun6828]

I know we are probably despised by most NFL fans now, given all the W's and media coverage, but this video does a great job explaining why all true chiefs fans (not all you damn new bandwagons and now even new swifties) deserve every bit of it. Only the Browns fans, and Lion's fans can compare with the torture we endured for so many years. I cried like a baby when the beat the Titans to make the Super Bowl. I never thought it would ever happen.

[@WhoReads]

So glad you made this. The media has been trying to rewrite the narrative and pretend like it’s beef all sunshine and rainbows. The franchise, city, and fans went through hell to get to this point.

[@KCVillains]

I moved to KCMO from Arkansas in 1999 and this just about tells my life as a Chiefs fan. I wasn’t a Chiefs fan before moving to KC, but I was a Coach Vermeil fan. My first game at Arrowhead I was sold and have been a fan ever since. I thought this was one of the most complete explanations of how the organization had built itself up to where it is now. The only thing I wish you would’ve added was Herm Edwards first press conference where he stated the Chiefs biggest issue was the offense was scoring too fast. So he planned to slow the offense down rather than fixing that horrible defense. That press conference lives in infamy and rent free in my head to this day!

[@goldensteeltv8546]

Next topic: Dolphins after Dan Marino. It’s a very interesting topic as that franchise has had gone through a rollercoaster of highs and lows since Marino retired. The video on that topic would be nice to watch.

[@jpmnky]

They’ve been stuck for 30 years. The 1992 AFC Championship Game was they’re last shot as contenders. It was all downhill for Marino and Shula after that game. And they’ve been a mess ever since.

[@kaminsod4077]

​@jpmnky Yeah, the highlight of the Post-Marino Era was going 11-5 and losing in the wildcard. Other than that they've been ass and right behind the browns and Jets for futility at QB.

[@Chelseagrinkittycat]

Chad Pennington is the best arc of the Dolphins post Marino story

[@goldensteeltv8546]

@@jpmnky That would be a good starting point for that video, but I want it to focus on the Dolphins history after Marino hung up his cleats.

[@Mik3yLow]

He kinda has to do it now after today's performance 😅

[@mikeyoung9810]

As a long time Chiefs fan (since SB 4) you did a great job summing up my pain over the years (including that 28-3 failed win that has led me to not be able to watch the games live anymore due to anxiety issues). I recently went through all the games after SB 4 during the Stram era just to understand why they never got back to the SB with that hall of fame team and it came down to Dawson's injuries and a not so good backup. thanks for a thorough job on the video.

[@goldenageofdinosaurs7192]

Yeah, I can’t watch the games anymore either. I just don’t find it enjoyable. It makes me way too anxious. One of the reasons I enjoy the preseason so much is cause I can actually watch them play without stressing out, lol (plus, I like seeing the new guys & practice squad players out there). I know football season is about to start when I hear Trent Green calling those preseason games.

[@josejuarezcoret1816]

The 2012 Chiefs going 2-14 with 6 probowlers is insane

[@Your_-Dad]

Aged like fine wine

[@seanprice6345]

I remember the Marty Shottenheimer era. Having a 13-3 season and loosing to the Donkeys at home after a first round bye. The getting to the playoffs just to loose was a Chiefs tradition. I have sympathy for the fans of Buffalo for all their heartache because I had felt it most of my life as a Chiefs fan. Now that we are being talked about as a dynasty is completely elating. Losing to the Lions was rough but still the hope of running it back is strong. Our young receivers are going to learn and grow this season, with Mahomes tossing them balls that hit them in the hands be assured the drops will not continue like the first game.

[@natescheiblhofer4997]

Boy did this age well

[@asher9166]

You should do a video explaining how the Vikings haven’t managed to win a Super Bowl yet have had such great talent

[@Andrew-s3b]

Secret Base just did 7

[@amazonstorm]

As another commenter mebtuoned: Secret Base has you covered

[@goldenageofdinosaurs7192]

I always kinda looked at the Vikings as a similar team….The NFC version of the Chiefs. Both were well respected franchises that had plenty of history & some all-time great players from the early AFL years & while they weren’t great, they could still put together some 5 year periods of being good. Y’know, they weren’t like, Browns or Lions bad.

[@tubfrog]

I might get their eventual but in the meantime secret base just finished a series on them if your interested

[@asher9166]

Good to know thanks for telling me

[@DanileSawn]

I've been a chiefs fan for almost 3 decades now, and there was a lot of stuff in here that even I didn't know/had forgotten about, very well researched!

[@WilliamBrown-pk8hd]

I just wish Eric Berry, Tamba Hali, Derrick Johnson, Marcus Peters (in his prime), and Tyrann Mathieu were playing with Chris Jones to go along with that great offense that they've had the past few years. Can you imagine how many Super Bowls they would win!

[@goldenageofdinosaurs7192]

And Jamaal..

[@benweaver3267]

41:12 - TubFrog is the reason they won. Gave them all the motivation they needed. This is the man we must go after!!!

[@fulcrumsee5968]

I got my pitchfork you got the flame?😂😂

[@benweaver3267]

@@fulcrumsee5968 we ride at dawn 🔥

[@jont6389]

Basically the premise of 90s Chiefs onward is: Good defense, or good offense. Both cannot exist in the same season. It's been an up and down since I've been a fan my whole life, but the past 10 years have been such an upswing and hopefully it stays upward even longer!

[@jokerjonesjjp5522]

I swear in 2005 the Chiefs had a good offense and defense. They went 10-6 and missed the playoffs. I still swear it's one of the best Chiefs teams I've seen.

[@jont6389]

@@jokerjonesjjp5522 the rare Chiefs complete team

[@goldenageofdinosaurs7192]

If Mahomes had a top 5 defense (like Brady had with the Pats), there’s not a doubt in my mind that they play in the last 5 Super Bowls.

[@zacharybirkle5296]

Derrick Thomas didn’t just get any old blood clot. He got in a car wreck heading to the airport during a snowstorm. Car wreck left him a paralyzed prior to the complications at the hospital being the final nail in the coffin.

[@tubfrog]

Ya shit was fucked. I honestly just didn’t want to scare people off at the start of the video with overly dark content which so I didn’t go into any further than I did

[@johnchedsey1306]

The Chefs really did have some wild (and sad) ups and down. I still feel like crying over Belcher and especially doing that in front of all around good guy Romeo Crennel. He might not have been able to achieve as a head coach, but he always seems to be beloved by players. I would not be surprised to see Reid & Mahomes get at least two more superbowl wins. It might not be this year, but they have a way of telling the NFL to sit down and shut up.

[@steelcurtain187]

I must say that these longer videos you have been doing on franchises have been incredible! I am very happy I found your channel and I hope you get lots of subscribers because you deserve it my friend.

[@markanthony1004]

I was in Lexana KS when the Chiefs beat the Bengals last year. That atmosphere was awesome. Bunch of Bengals fans at the Hyatt I stayed in. Made me wish even more San Antonio had an NFL team it was awesome

[@KyuLightning]

Thank you for shining a light on how much pain we went through before the glory years.

[@noahcallaway7574]

Who’s here after Super Bowl win #3????

[@SidnyPrescott]

Me

[@brandongrady1026]

@@SidnyPrescottsame

[@edwardbaker1331]

Who's airheaded enough to care?

[@Frosty1026]

@@edwardbaker1331you

[@oldcremona]

@@edwardbaker1331Football fans

[@chaseludington2301]

As a chiefs fan my entire young life (25) I can assure you the love that comes from the red and yellow comes from the lows. Such a sad early 2000s but man those are the teams I fell in love with.

[@LalaithIothMusic]

Great video as always, Tub! The 2003 season is when my young self started paying attention to football and became a die hard fan of my hometown Chiefs, so this has been a great way to relive the roller coaster that was Chiefs football in the 21st century!

[@notagod7804]

Seeing some of these games I watched in person brings back some terrible memories, along with the Belcher situation its enough to bring a tear to my eyes. I know we may be the enemies now but boy I am glad we finally have something to believe in

[@scarfaceaceo]

Yep, this has very much been my experience growing up in KC, essentially becoming a fan at the start of this vid’s timeline😂 I don’t think outsiders will ever be able to understand our love and appreciation of this team, from the highest highs in the league, to some of the lowest lows

[@nickjulius4260]

absolutely love listening to over half hour of football stories great channel!

[@fazzy8682]

Thank you for illuminating how miserable it's been for chiefs fans all their lives, I know that I'm lucky to be seeing this amount of success since I was 16.

[@matthewcrispinwordofGod]

No kidding. I never thought I would ever see the Chiefs win a playoff game in my lifetime, let alone win a superbowl. These truly are the golden years for Chiefs fans.

[@goldenageofdinosaurs7192]

@@matthewcrispinwordofGodI’ve been a Chiefs fan for 40+ years & I remember honestly telling people that, while I love em, I didn’t think I’d live to see them make an AFC Championship Game, much less win a Super Bowl. To have played in 3 of them in the last 4 years is so far beyond any drunken fantasy I ever had that I actually have trouble believing it sometimes🤣

[@matthewcrispinwordofGod]

@goldenageofdinosaurs7192 Same here, pal 😄. I remember during that 2019 superbowl run that I pretty much held my breath until that final clock hit 0 and they were officially declared champions. However, as painful as it's been for me as a Chiefs fan with Peyton Manning on the Broncos and of course that 2017 wildcard loss, it's been even worse for my dad and Grandpa My dad remembers the John Elway Broncos years and the heartbreak in the postseason during the Marty Schottenheimer Era and my grandfather remembers even further them that he's told me about that Christmas day playoff game against the Dolphins which is still the longest game ever played. Safe to say as long time Chiefs fans we had kind of become used to heartbreak which is why it felt like a dream to see the Chiefs finally win it all back in 2019 and even go back to the superbowl the following year.

[@paulgruenwald1479]

The most underrated KZbinr out there

[@m1masonmorgan]

You're killing it with these vids. You do such a good job at putting these together. Thank you, and whoever else helps you work on them, for making such interesting vids

[@jg602_]

even back in 2014/2015 when I was a kid, as a Bronco fan, I knew all they needed was a qb and they would win a super bowl and be in contention for a while. little did I know they would get Pat Mahomes. Seen this coming from a mile away.

[@adambousfield6802]

Ur a visionary bruv

[@akeme25]

Yeah I knew they were a better QB away from becoming title contenders.

[@Nickfromthe816]

Moved to KC in 2010, grew up not knowing a thing about football. Fell in love with a bad chiefs team (Cassel era) glad i stuck around 🤘🏻🤘🏻

[@deemariedubois4916]

Coach Reid is astounding. Great Coach.

[@maxwasson2000]

14:30 Nice job mentioning the 2012 Chiefs blackout game! That's kind of a forgotten piece in Chiefs lore that's not known by outside fans. 32:22 That ended up also being Andrew Luck's final game in the NFL Anyways, great video TubFrog! It hadn't always been sunshine and championships in Kansas City, especially considering the fact that from 1994 to 2012 we had to watch a baseball team that had already been in a 20+ year long playoff drought and a football team that could not get past the divisional round of the playoffs. Since 2013, Kansas City has stacked up an MLS Cup, a World Series, 2 Super Bowls, and a college basketball national championship (that is technically 45 minutes west of KC) and is having arguably one of the most successful runs in a small media market in the last 10 years.

[@ronniweatherford4232]

Impressive! Best story telling of Chiefs' history to current day I have EVER watched. Have no idea how you popped up on my notifications, I don't recall ever seeing you before today. You captured not just the teams struggles but the fans as well. I watched many of those horrific seasons when it was so difficult to remain a fan, but I still watched 'em. As a fan of 50 years, yes, I'm THAT old, I'm now a fan of yours. Absolutely perfect storytelling. Be proud of this work and thank you! GO CHIEFS ❤️ 💛 ❤️ 💛 ❤️ 💛

[@Grin_slinky]

bro they just won another superbowl

[@letsgobaby8501]

Update: we got there. HOW BOUT THOSE CHIEFS

[@jokerjonesjjp5522]

I actually shed tears when the Chiefs beat the Titans in the AFC championship game. I couldn't believe we actually made it to the super bowl.

[@goldenageofdinosaurs7192]

When Mahomes hit Sammy for that TD, I seriously thought I was dreaming for a minute. After 40 years of following KC, it didn’t seem like it would ever happen..

[@patrickcochrun6828]

@@goldenageofdinosaurs7192 Exactly. I kept waiting for the other shoe to drop as it always had on us. When he hit Sammy I knew Patty had exercised all those demons and we were finally going to do it.

[@corbums3927]

I’d suggest covering the jags as I’m a lifelong fan, but aside from the time someone hit themself in the leg with an axe IN the locker room, I can’t think of anything interesting about them other than “meteoric rise, then plummeting into hell and staying there forever”

[@SuperJcclark]

3 super bowls now haha

[@savagegamer81013]

41:13 “personally, I think the chiefs still like one more Super Bowl to be considered a dynasty” Guess what happened.

[@debbarnes7953]

Great job on Chiefs history! Gosh I remember those "fire pioli" flyovers. I also remember those years when we'd make the playoffs only to have our spirits crushed in first one or two playoff games. Enjoyed this!

[@abbynormal4740]

Oh yes, I remember that too. Chiefs fans really stood up to the establishment and demanded much-needed change.

[@mikealan2719]

Born and raised here and KC. At 43 I Lived trough all this. There was some hard times 4real , but what we have now makes it all worth it. Good job on the video

[@BiscuitsOfWrath]

I love seeing how far your channel has come little brother. keep it up!

[@paysonfox88]

0:38 don't forget the legendary mobile quarterback Steve Bono!!!! The man who unleashed the 75-yard run!

[@johnchedsey1306]

Legend has it he's still plodding his way to the end zone.

[@paysonfox88]

@@johnchedsey1306 And he has the camera all to himself on his own 24 yard line!!! If only Marcos Allan didn't mess up his perfect TV show by belly flopping into the edge of the screen as he crossed the goal line, it would've been perfect!!!

[@Mik3yLow]

I completely understand why people outside of Kansas City don't see our team as a dynasty, but it's different for those of us who follows the team. We've averaged 12 regular season wins for a decade now. Our recent success includes a couple good years from Alex Smith as well. And although we didn't win Super Bowls at the time we were most certainly a dominant team unlike any that we've had before. And we were consistently building to be the team we are now. Which is the same reason I don't see a fall off happening any time soon. We were never a one hit wonder, it took time to build a winning culture and that won't change overnight

[@mattreya]

This was an excellent piece of work. I followed the Chiefs for over 25 years (since Montana) and your piece is dead on. You captured just enough of the frustration that the fans felt over the years to bring us to the Nirvana of Chiefs Kingdom. Go Chiefs! BTW, why do you have that poster of Tom Brady?

[@matthewscribner3083]

Need another one of these after the 3 peat

[@barbarabeagley6650]

As a Chiefs fan who has been watching long enough to have seen all 3 Superbowl wins I want to tell you that I really enjoyed your video.

[@stephen_cs]

You did it. I don’t know how you did it, but you nailed my entire lifetime worth of chiefs fandom. Football is a community thing in KC and the you nailed the heartache and depression from 06-12 (my entire elementary school life: it was really traumatic). But you also nailed the mediocrity of the 12-17 seasons. The mediocrity was incredible in comparison to historically bad teams. Then BOOM: the kickoff return against the Texans (I was at Talk of the Town in Leawood with my dad [rest in peace] and said “this would be a great time for a kickoff return td”). That’s when things changed in KC.

[@itsmikefr]

You should make a video on the Bills and how close them come to winning postseason games but still falling short

[@T-Bone-bq1yg]

As a fan since about ‘89, this is a great video. I’ll be checking your channel for more content.

[@goldenstatewarriors9418]

2013: 11-5, Lost 45-44 to Colts in Wild Card Round (blew 38-10 lead) 2014: 9-7, Missed Playoffs 2015: 11-5, Lost 27-20 to Patriots in Divisional Round 2016: 12-4, Lost 18-16 to Steelers in Divisional Round 2017: 10-6, Lost 22-21 to Titans in Wild Card Round (blew 21-3 lead) 2018: 12-4, Mahomes wins MVP, Lost 37-31 (OT) to Patriots in AFC Championship 2019: 12-4, Won Super Bowl LIV vs the 49ers (31-20) 2020: 14-2, Lost 31-9 to Buccaneers in Super Bowl LV 2021: 12-5, Lost 27-24 (OT) to Bengals in AFC Championship (blew 21-3 lead) 2022: 14-3, Mahomes wins MVP, Won Super Bowl LVII vs the Eagles (38-35)

[@MazeDaGr8]

A True Rebuild

[@Technaci0us]

I remember the bullshit calls that sparked some of these excruciating losses. Took away 3 points in the loss to the Titans right before half, I think it was a BS holding on Eric Fisher on our 2 point conversion in the Steelers loss. Offsides on Dee Ford. In 2014 the bullshit call that cost us the Raiders away game which ultimately made us miss the playoffs. Don't even get me started on the 45-44 loss, which so far for me has been the most difficult to experience, Lin Elliot game notwithstanding.

[@nwngenisys8969]

And then, there they are, back in the Superbowl AGAIN :D They are (now) a box of chocolate, just full of pleasant surprises... Great Video btw!

[@coletestermann]

The internet is the only place in the world where we can go from talking about suicide to magic spoon in seconds

[@BMT408]

'Personally I think they need one more super bowl'. Well, they got one, and are now well on their way to a 3-peat.

[@coreyandnathanielchartier3749]

I've been a Chiefs fan since 1966. Watching all of this brings back some memories of decades of heart-breaking and baffling losses. I think that loss to Brady in the AFCTG didn't hit us as hard as you'd think because by then, we had grown accustomed to losing. Winning the SB the next year was a exhale we needed for many years.

[@bsmith8943]

We have had our struggles. Makes every day we have with our team today a huge blessing.

[@dyland4496]

Dynasty!!!!

[@chucklesamalu3030]

Great history of the chiefs and you are a good story teller !

[@zachg9065]

As a Chiefs fan, I can’t believe we are really seeing this.

[@comic-csg7414]

TF, another gem. I can’t wait for what documentary comes next!

[@eliavim3169]

Always a good day when Tubby uploads

[@curtisclayton8023]

I'm digging your content. I'm a hack football historian, and I appreciate how that woek comes through on your vids. Look forward to going through your channel content

[@ogoakland5437]

Thank you TubFrog….I’ve been looking forward to this!

[@dargorwarrior]

Now they have 3 SB

[@jesusacosta5176]

If the Chiefs win their third Super Bowl than yes they are a dynasty

[@frankfernandez8130]

I love that you say "Washington" when reference the commanders old name and its appreciated. Great job!

[@djquinn11]

Great video. As a long suffering Lions fan this brings me hope.

[@amadorluis2008]

love these type of vids bro !!!!!

[@gagemcpherson1956]

I was born in 93 been raised as a Chiefs fan all my life have watched every season from 2002 to present there were definitely some really rough years but it's all worth it now crazy how ever since we got Andy Reid we have only missed the playoffs once

[@BensleyDRAKE]

This aged well very well researched.

[@thetk9145]

As a college kid myself tub. I love watching you change dorm rooms haha takes me back

[@alexandermanzanet6959]

It would be cool if you did a video about the Jaguars and the random almost Superbowl runs they had in the 90s and 2017

[@pipesito182]

Brilliant work man! Love your channel

[@stevenanderson808]

Best youtuber out there

[@dfp_01]

Man, if only we hadn't taken Todd Blackledge in '83. That's gotta be one of the biggest draft blunders of all time. Probably also influenced the decision not to draft another QB in the first round until Mahomes.

[@justinswinehart5361]

As a Bears fan, I both look forward to and dread a video on the Bears.

[@tubfrog]

What happened to every bears qb after Sid luckman!

[@justinswinehart5361]

@@tubfrog at least there would be some championship wins in there.

[@rubberneckinc.8937]

I made other comments but wanted to say two things Mr. Frog 1. Nice, well done video 2. The Chiefs started playing before 2000. Actually even before the 1990's. I know people today don't believe things happened more than 30 years ago.

[@geetartennisman]

What a great, well thought out, well researched video. I watched it twice. Great job and go Chieeeeeefs!!!!

[@beestick87]

I look forward to these videos more than Sunday during football season.

[@badillacslatt]

This was very nostalgic for a Chiefs fan who grew up watching the stadium fireworks from my front porch.

[@jayceh]

Its absolutely crazy how clearly Reid and especially Veach saw Mahomes when no one would have imagined what he could become

[@nate5914]

Man I remember these days as a chiefs fan the Matt cassel days and consistently losing to the colts, and that year in 2013 we had it 😔

[@Rickopediagraphics]

You forgot to mention when they got Alex smith, that’s like the 6th 49ers backup or former starting QB the Chiefs have gotten from San Fran🤣 it’s a whole history with these two teams

[@stephenderks1209]

Two calls ended the Patriots game, Dee Ford’s offsides and the most blatant bad call in nfl playoff history (after the missed PI in the saints-rams game that same week) in the roughing the passer called on Chris Jones

[@cliffordedenshaw2523]

my older brother went to school in kansas n came back talking about len dawson, ed podolak, gene washington, n i forget the defensive playas, a taylor i think...but he grew to be a kc chief fan coming back to ak...

[@WarthunderDude69]

I’ll never forget that I told everyone I worked with at the time that Mahomes was going to be the next best thing. We started a fantasy league that year (2018) and I drafted him in like the 9th or 10th rounds. Nobody I worked with believed me. I’ll always remember that

[@goldenageofdinosaurs7192]

I love that, even today, whenever Mahomes does something incredible, my dad will say, “You said he would be great the whole time, from right after they drafted him..” I didn’t know anything about him when KC selected Mahomes in the draft, but it only took about 2 minutes of video research to see that this kid was going to be special. Once I saw him in a couple preseason games, I was convinced he was gonna take us to a Super Bowl (though I still couldn’t believe it when he actually did, lol).

[@charlottecorday8494]

Had to watch this after that behind the back pass Mahomes did this weekend.

[@glennbrown4391]

I know the story from 2013 going forward very well. INCREDIBLE!!