:-)
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Heroes never die.
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Damn. Prayers for him and his family.
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Love you Lenny. God Bless You.
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Prayers for a peaceful and quick ending to this situation.
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Well, I guess we'll just have to win the whole damned thing for Lenny the Cool, then.
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Only the best
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After all the years doing the radio broadcasting for the team, I’m glad he was there to see us finally win it all again.
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Stay cool, Lenny. Give Hank a big high five when God calls the final 65 Toss Power Trap.
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My boyhood hero.

That 37 yard toss to Otis in the final AFL game. In Oakland. From his own end zone. Under incredible pressure from the Raiders DL. On 3rd down. The biggest pass play in Chiefs history prior to WASP.

It led to the game leading TD.


Dammit this makes me sad.
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Prayers
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God speed Lenny the cool
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Lenny is the man. Sorry to see him go.
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Lenny the cool to Otis Taylor hooked me then. Sorry to hear of his health state. You were the man back in the day. You’ll be remembered.

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Legendary quarterback Len Dawson, who led the Chiefs to their first Super Bowl triumph and was with the organization for six decades as a player and broadcaster, has entered hospice care in Kansas City, a friend of the family confirmed to The Star. Dawson, 87, became the starting quarterback in 1962, the franchise’s final year in Dallas, and he was the Chiefs’ primary quarterback until his retirement in 1975.

With the Chiefs he was reunited with Hank Stram, who had been his assistant coach at Purdue. Along the way, the Chiefs won three AFL championships, played in Super Bowl I and captured Super Bowl IV. Dawson was named the MVP in the victory over the Minnesota Vikings. He’s the franchise leader in touchdown passes and passing yards.

Read more at: https://www.kansascity.com/sports/nf...#storylink=cpy
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He's been going there a lot today.
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