Bummer. RIP
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Nice golf course named after him here locally.

He wasn’t my Banas, not your Banas: he was Arbanas
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Tough dude. Lost the sight in one of his eyes in 1964 when two thugs jumped him in on a Kansas City sidewalk. Won a ring in Super Bowl IV.
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Small world. He went to our church and his daughter was in my confirmation class. Sorry to hear he passed.
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I got to play a casual round of golf with him there before it was named after him.

RIP Fred.
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I like that course. Some of those greens are seriously intimidating.
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RIP
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Sad news.. I wonder how Lenny is doing these days...
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Had no idea who he was until now. Cool he had a golf course names after him. Always wondered who he was.
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The other rumored story is that was the KC mafia that did that because he dropped a touchdown that lost them a butt load of money.
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RIP Fred!!!

SB Champ!!!
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Fred was the first great Tight End in Chiefs history. Super tough, good hands, good blocker. He was a Jackson County legislator for years, and there's a golf course named after him out by Longview Lake. Sorry to see this about his passing. I'm afraid we're going to be losing a lot of the guys from the Super Bowl IV team as the next few years go by. Those guys are all in their 70s and 80s now.
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Fred was slightly before my time so I don't remember him as a player. But he led the Chiefs' TE corps to two Super Bowls and two AFL championship games, so he must have been great.

For those of you tracking this, Nick Keizer just moved up one spot on the list of greatest living Chiefs tight ends.
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