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Long before he became a Super Bowl champion in Kansas City and a Hall of Famer, Len Dawson’s draft day was probably like any other day.
Part of Dick Vermeil’s Pro Football Hall of Fame legacy with the Chiefs includes the fact that Andy Reid is coaching them now and surely will one day join Vermeil in Canton because of it.
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Former Kansas City Chiefs tight end Fred Arbanas has died at the age of 82. The Jackson County Democratic Party in Missouri announced his death Saturday, per the Associated Press (h/t ESPN). Arbanas was heavily involved in county politics following his football career and was a player for the party for more than 40 years. His professional football career lasted nine years from 1962 through 1970, and he was a member of the Chiefs for the final eight. Arbanas played collegiately at Michigan State before helping the Dallas Texans win the 1962 AFL title. He could have played for the St. Louis Car...