Which Chiefs Super Bowl game was/is most important to you?

[Womble]

Which of our Super Bowls were you most emotionally invested in? I imagine most of you will say Super Bowl LIV given the 50 years of wait and suffering but I'm sure it won't be unanimous. For me it's this one, but I'm well aware I didn't have to go through the Cassel years and all the shit before it. I can't remember having wanted to win a game more than this. We are on the cusp of being the greatest team/dynasty in history.

So what meant/means most to you?

Mods: Dunno how to do a poll but would appreciate it if you could add one for Super Bowls IV, LIV, LV, LVII, LVIII and LIX.

[Danguardace]

Hard to beat the Superbowl 54 run especially given how it started being 24 points down and even the Fitzmagic antics in the final week of the season.

That being said going on the road and beating Allen and Jackson in their buildings after destroying Tyreek and Miami on route to winning Superbowl 58 is the next best thing.

[ThyKingdomCome15]

Hate to say it but we screwed up the Bucs game. Tyreek had a ball bounce off his face and it set the tone for the whole game. Glad we traded that POS.

[GabyKeepsMeWarm]

LIX it up! LIX it up! Ohhh, ohhh, ohhh! It’s only right now!
LIX it up! LIX it up! Ohhh, ohhh, ohhh! Woo yeah!
LIX it up! LIX it up! Ohhh, ohhh, ohhh! Cmon, cmon!
LIX it up! LIX it up! Ohhh, ohhh, ohhh!

I’d say beating the Niners in LIV was the most special. Fifty years between SB wins. And the hell the organization and fans had been through between wins…. Woof…. But if we win next Sunday, that will be the most validating, if that makes sense. Honestly though, for me, everything since LIV has been gravy. I feel extremely fortunate to be a fan of the Chiefs, Royals and Jayhawks. Every championship has been a delight, and there’s been a lot of lean years and enormous disappointment with all of my favorite teams, but that’s what makes it all the more special.

[RollChiefsRoll]

Originally Posted by mnchiefsguy

Being at that game was one of the greatest experiences of my life (outside of marriage, birth of children, etc).

It was cold as ****!

[rico]

2019 no question. No matter how good Mahomes did in 2018, I still couldn’t shake the nagging thought that because we are the Chiefs, we’d find a way to lose and I am glad to have been saved from that sunken ship!

[warpaint*]

54 bc it’s the only one I shared with my daddy before he passed God rest his soul.

[kysirsoze]

All of them are incredible in their own way. 57 meant this team wasn't a fluke or a one off. 58 meant dynaaty. 59 could mean immortality. But I'll never forget bursting into tears as Damian Williams was streaking into the endzone.

[scho63]

Easy for me.

Super Bowl 4 made me a Chiefs fan
Super Bowl 54 to break the 50 year drought.

There is NO play in the history of the Chiefs that impacted me like that pass to Sammy Watkins against the Titans and Jim Nantz call. It gives me chills to this day.

"Slings it down the field to Watkins......SAM-MY WATKINS FOR THE TOUCHDOWN!"

[ThaVirus]

Originally Posted by scho63

There is NO play in the history of the Chiefs that impacted me like that pass to Sammy Watkins against the Titans and Jim Nantz call. It gives me chills to this day.

"Slings it down the field to Watkins......SAM-MY WATKINS FOR THE TOUCHDOWN!"

Ugh, such an amazing moment and call from Nantz.

Then Mahomes walking with arms outstretched to the crowd like “Yeah, bitches, I just did that. We’re going to the Super Bowl.”

[Coochie liquor]

Originally Posted by Gary Cooper

Probably 2023 because it was a chance to cement a dynasty. 2022 also because we had two playoff disappointments in a row in 2020 and 2021. Having a dynasty gave the Chiefs their own place in history which nobody can take away.

2019 felt surreal but I was happy just for the Chiefs to be playing in that game. The expectations were not the same as 2022/2023.

This season we have a chance to make further history but it's icing on the cake. They've already done something special just to make it this far and play in 5 SBs in 6 years.

This! 2019 was just unbelievable as a fan from the days of Dave Kreig. Literally thought we’d never see a championship in my lifetime (and I’m currently 52). All the bad luck, and because Chiefs moments just felt like we were cursed for real. Then after Belcher, and Haley, and Pioli, and Cassel, and Romeo, then finally Save Our Chiefs happened. Then Clark got on that plane to Philly before Andy could get on a plane to Arizona (if I remember the story correctly). At that moment it felt like we were actually heading in a different direction. Loved the Andy hire when it happened. Never dreamed 12 years later we’re in the fifth of the last 6 Super Bowls.

So 2019 was my favorite. That whole playoff run was so ****ing intense, but also so exciting. Coming back from double digits in each game. The 24 point first quarter of the Texans game had me thinking Because Chiefs. But Patrick and the team had the lead by halftime, and I was kinda in shock as I thought it was over in the first quarter. Going down to the Tits with King Henry, in Arrowhead then coming back to win AGAIN was almost unbelievable. Especially after Brady shut us down at home the year before. But FINALLY bringing the Lamar Hunt trophy back to its home had me crying on the couch?

Then again going down 10 to that 9ers defense, them celebrating way too early. .. Wasp…. Spags shutting down their offense in the 4th quarter while we put up 21 points in it. I hope I never forget those memories. Both of my daughters and their husband/boyfriend came over to watch it with me. I was crying like a bitch in front of them all. And it was GLORIOUS!

[RedinTexas]

Originally Posted by scho63

Easy for me.

Super Bowl 4 made me a Chiefs fan
Super Bowl 54 to break the 50 year drought.

There is NO play in the history of the Chiefs that impacted me like that pass to Sammy Watkins against the Titans and Jim Nantz call. It gives me chills to this day.

"Slings it down the field to Watkins......SAM-MY WATKINS FOR THE TOUCHDOWN!"

Tried to embed, but it won't, so here's a link

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Cb5Z4APe5X0

[HemiEd]

SB I got my attention to the point I had heard of the Chiefs.

SB IV made me become a fan and start following this team, so I voted for it.

After 50 years of following them to an obsession, it has been an amazing reward watching this team the last few years. I have become used to and expect the success.

So very different than hoping they would get to 10-6 and get a wild card for so many years.

[SAGA45]

'19 vs 49ers. I lost my shit that night. Nothing but 49er, Raider, and Cowboy fans on my block. When the game was over, I ran outside, drunk as hell, and shouted, "CHIEFS ALL DAY Mother****ers!! Bang Bang, Chiefs Gang, Bitch!! LET'S GOOOOOOO!!!"...it felt awesome! I'm surprised nobody called the cops, lol!

[Coochie liquor]

Originally Posted by ThyKingdomCome15

Hate to say it but we screwed up the Bucs game. Tyreek had a ball bounce off his face and it set the tone for the whole game. Glad we traded that POS.

Britt Reid ****ed that up, on top of losing those OL in the AFCCG. PLUS playing Brady for a SB, in his stadium for the first time. That was an L from well before the game started. But the Britt situation really had a bad effect on the team as a whole. And of course a few questionable calls (Brady throwing the ball into the stands and KC getting a PI, or the Honey Badger incident), and Patrick running for his life on every snap because of the scrub OL. Sucks Pat never beat him head to head in the playoffs, but will be the circle completing when Brady calls our threepeat. And I kinda like Brady as an announcer, and I have much more respect for him now than when he ruled the league (it was all just jealousy). I know he really likes Pat, and Andy etc and I bet he’ll be happy when we make history. But maybe also slightly envious deep down.

[Coochie liquor]

Also Rfaulk, which one was your favorite?