Locker room looks great, "G-E-H-A Field at Arrowhead" can get f****d.
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GAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAY-HA
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It's pretty cool that Mahomes can seamlessly transition to executive level ambassador for the Chiefs as they engage the corporate leadership for their title sponsor.

Aaron Rodgers isn't doing this for Green Bay. Another example of Mahomes being all-in for this franchise/city.


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Mahomes is the Chiefs. They listen to him because they understand how important he is to the city. We will never have another player like him and that is recognized.
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KC Wolf has built up a lot of goodwill in Kansas City with his support of charitable events and the guy that plays the role, Dan Meers, has books that have great reviews on Amazon including one talking about his recovery from serious injuries from falling from the rigging at Arrowhead when practicing a stunt, Wolves Can't Fly.

KC Wolf is in the mascot hall of fame and the Wolf is based on the WolfPack that was a fan group in the earlier years.
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Announcers on NBC for Browns/Falcons preseason game mentioned CLE playing KC in week one, referred to it as "Arrowhead", no GEHA
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Kingdom is better. JFC. Every dipshit fanbase identifies as "nation."
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[QUOTE=FlaChief58;15802368]I could not agree more. Chiefs nation is much more appropriate. I won't buy any merch with the word "kingdom " on it. While we're at it, can we please get rid of that rat, opossum, weasel thing we call a mascot.[/QUOTE]

Yesssssssssssss we defiantly need an upgrade there or just drop it altogether.
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Yes he is all in.

But he did look like he would rather be anywhere but there in the GEHA unveiling vid.

The Kid probably would rather be looking at gamefilm.
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That doesn't make it any less lame.
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No, kingdom is stupid. Indian tribes don't refer to themselves as "kingdoms", it's always Nation. If you want to cheer for a kingdom, I hear the London silly nannies are looking for new fans
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Don't really care. It is and will be Arrowhead Stadium. Use that money to sign the best available coaches and staff and its all good.
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They would if they could. We do, and we are!!!
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You are missing the point. The Chiefs having been trying like heck to distance from any association with Indian tribes, which Kingdom fits the bill.
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