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Flashback Friday: Chiefs' Super Bowl IV win over Vikings helped FBI take down Kansas City mobster's illegal gambling operation
This week, the FBI announced arrests of over 30 individuals, including Miami Heat guard Terry Rozier and Portland Trail ...
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Former Kansas City Chiefs Super Bowl Hero Dead At 79
Prayers are pouring in on social media after a former Kansas City Chiefs Super Bowl hero has died at 79 years old. The Kansas ...
The first Black player to receive a football scholarship to a major Texas school, and a Super Bowl champion in Kansas City, ...
Former Kansas City Chiefs star Warren McVea, who helped the team to a Super Bowl 4 championship, has tragically passed away.
Former Kansas City Chiefs running back Warren McVea, who joined the team in time for KC’s first Super Bowl championship season, has died at age 79 in Los Angeles. McVea’s family announced his death.
This article was originally published on www.si.com/high-school as Minnesota High School Football Coach Joins Elite Company.
The Texas native had his best season in 1969. In addition to finishing third on the Chiefs in rushing yards (500) and scoring ...
Oakland Raiders legend George Atkinson, who was a part of the team's "Soul Patrol" secondary, has died, the team announced on ...
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10 longest tenured coaches in NFL history, from Mike Tomlin to Bill Belichick
Being a head coach in the NFL usually comes with a high-rate of turnover. But some head coaches have managed to become ...
Warren McVea, a pioneering running back who became the first Black football player to earn a scholarship at a major Texas ...
1964 — Kelso, running in what is billed as his final race in New York, wins his fifth consecutive Jockey Club Gold Cup, surpassing Round Table as the all-time money-winning thoroughbred. Kelso runs ...
Michael Salfino shares his observations for Week 7, including hot takes on D'Andre Swift, Quinshon Judkins, Travis Hunter and ...
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