Kansas City Chiefs All - Time Team

The Kansas City Chiefs were an original member of the rival American Football League. Owner Lamar Hunt had spent years trying to get an NFL team. He got nowhere with those efforts and decided to do things himself. The AFL was his idea and his baby. The Chiefs were originally the Dallas Texans. They played as such for three seasons and won the AFL title in 1962. In 1963, Hunt moved his team to Kansas City and became the Chiefs. Throughout the AFL’s existence (1960-69), the Texans/Chiefs were a contending team. They represented the AFL in Super Bowl’s I and IV, losing Super Bowl I to the Green Bay Packers and (sadly) winning Super Bowl over the Minnesota Vikings. The 1960s were great years for the Chiefs. Recent years have been even better. With the coaching of Andy Reid and quarterbacking of Patrick Mahomes, the Chiefs will be playing in their fourth Super Bowl in five years. The Chiefs won Super Bowl Super Bowl LIV over the San Francisco 49ers, lost Super Bowl LV to the Tampa Bay Buccaneers, and won Super Bowl LVII over the Philadelphia Eagles. In advance of the their Super Bowl rematch with the 49ers in Super Bowl LVIII, here are some of the best players in the franchise history of the Kansas City Chiefs. 

Kansas City Chiefs All - Time Team

Offense

Quarterback

Patrick Mahomes

Running Back

Jamaal Charles

Fullback

Christian Okoye

Wide Receivers

Otis Taylor

Tyreek Hill

Tight End

Tony Gonzalez

Travis Kelce

I can’t leave either of these great tight ends off of this team.

Offensive Tackles

Jim Tyrer

Willie Roaf

Offensive Guards

Ed Budde

Will Shields

Center

Jack Rudnay

Defense

Defensive Ends

Neil Smith

Justin Houston

Defensive Tackles

Buck Buchanan

Chris Jones

Linebackers

Bobby Bell

Willie Lanier

Derrick Thomas

Cornerbacks

Emmitt Thomas

Albert Lewis

Safeties

Johnny Robinson

Deron Cherry

Special Teams

Kicker 

Jan Stenerud

Punter

Jerrel Wilson

Returner

Dante Hall