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Answered: What Chiefs game memory will you never forget?

Editor Bella asked KCtoday’s readers about Chiefs memories they’ll always remember — here are the responses.

Kansas City Chiefs Quarterback Patrick Mahomes making his way onto the field during a game

Kansas City Chiefs Quaterback Patrick Mahomes was born in 1995 east of Dallas in Tyler, TX.

Photo via Kansas City Chiefs by Jim Berry

Before the Chiefs kicked off the 2023 season, Editor Bella asked: “What’s the Chiefs football memory or game that will forever stick in your mind?”

Today, we’re sharing our favorite reader replies:

“My son’s first game was the tsunami game in 1998. We had an awesome time until the rain came…he was so short I had to carry him to the car and plan a new route home due to floods closing some of the roads. Certainly a memorable first game!”

“It’s a toss up between Derrick Thomas’ seven sack game against the Seahawks in 1990 or the Monday night game against the undefeated Bills in 1991. I had to sit on my front porch for an hour to stop feeling the incredible electricity from a night I will never forget.”

“Coin toss which led to the OT win against the Bills in playoffs two years ago.”

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