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He played college football for the Texas A&M Aggies and was selected by the Kansas City Chiefs in the fifth round of the 2000 NFL draft. Hall played for the Chiefs for seven years before being traded to the St. Louis Rams in 2007. [2] Hall was ranked the 10th greatest return specialist in NFL history on NFL Network's NFL Top 10 Return Aces.
Kansas City Chiefs Hall of Fame enshrinees: Players No. Name Position Tenure Inducted 78: Bobby Bell 1 2: LB: 1963–1974: 1983 63: Willie Lanier 1 2: LB: 1967–1977: 1986 16: Len Dawson 2 3: QB: 1963–1975: 1987 86: Buck Buchanan 1 2: DT: 1963–1975: 1990 3: Jan Stenerud 1 2 3: K: 1967–1979: 1991 53: Mike Webster: C: 1989–1990: 1997 19 ...
The Kansas City Chiefs feature forty-four former players and franchise contributors in their team hall of fame. Several of the team's names are featured at Arrowhead Stadium in a "ring of honor." A new member has been inducted in an annual ceremony, with the exception of the 1983 season. [4]
Kansas City Chiefs: 1967–1979 Green Bay Packers: 1980–1983 Minnesota Vikings: 1984–1985 Dwight Stephenson: 1998: Center: Miami Dolphins: 1980–1987 Michael Strahan: 2014: Defensive end: New York Giants: 1993–2007 Hank Stram ^ 2003: Coach: Dallas Texans (AFL)/ Kansas City Chiefs: 1960–1974 New Orleans Saints: 1976–1977 Ken Strong ...
He was inducted into the Kansas City Chiefs Hall of Fame on February 25, 1977. Tyrer jokingly said he'd been told he'd never win such an honor because "they'd never be able to accumulate enough metal to match the size of my head." [29] Martha and Jim Tyrer at his induction ceremony to the Kansas City Chiefs Hall of Fame, Feb. 26, 1977.
Kansas City Chiefs great Jim Tyrer's candidacy for the Pro Football ... move to Kansas City and the eventual merger with the NFL. ... Team of the 1960s and is in the Chiefs’ Hall of Fame. He ...
He was number 74 on the Athletic ' s 2021 list of the best 100 football players of all time. [7] The Chiefs retired his uniform number 78. [14] A total of six defensive players on the Chiefs Super Bowl IV championship team were selected to the Pro Football Hall of Fame (Bell, Buchanan, Curly Culp, Willie Lanier, Emmitt Thomas and Johnny Robinson).
Lowery grew up in Washington, D.C., and attended St. Albans School where he was a star football player. [2] He attended Dartmouth College. [3] He has an M.P.A from Harvard's Kennedy School of Government, [3] the first pro athlete to graduate from there. In 2009 Lowery was inducted into the Kansas City Chiefs Hall of Fame. [3]