Best of luck to any of you Chiefs fans on here.

I have decided, after a lifetime of Chiefs fandom, to renounce my fandom for the Chiefs. "But KCM0Tiger, it's just a couple of bad games!" Ah, but it is not. I have a lengthy list of grievances which I attribute to my decision:

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I've been through my entire fandom without witnessing a playoff win.

I've seen a 13-3 season with the greatest offense in franchise history, just for us to lose the first playoff game at the hands of Peyton Manning because our defense didn't force a single turnover or punt.

I've seen Peyton Manning amass a 14-1 career record against the Chiefs, including a 7-0 record since joining our bitter rivals.

I've watched Carl Petersen and Scott Pioli serve as GM's and drive the franchise into the ground.

I've seen Todd Haley and Romeo Crennel as head coaches.

I've seen the Jovan Belcher tragedy.

I've seen multiple 2-14 seasons.

I've seen Larry Johnson embarrass the franchise with his off field behavior.

I've seen the Chiefs spend a #1 overall pick on Eric Fisher, who has been nothing short of a complete bust.

I've seen the Chiefs start 9-0, only to end their season by blowing a 38-10 lead in the second half of the AFC Wildcard game.

I have seen the Chiefs starting quarterbacks such as Brodie Croyle, Tyler Palko, Tyler Thigpen, Brady Quinn, and Matt Cassel.

I've seen the Chiefs go over 30 years (and counting) without spending their first round pick on a quarterback, the most important position in the game.

I've seen the Chiefs go EIGHTEEN games without a wide receiver catching a touchdown.

I've seen fans organize to fly banners begging Chiefs owner Clark Hunt to fire everyone in the organization because they were all so inept.

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To be perfectly honest with you, I'm sure there are dozens more grievances I could list but I have tried to repress them and thus they escape me at this time. The point being--I stuck it out all these years through all that misery. I've been a Chiefs fan through the darkest of times and stayed true. But I think the last two games have finally broken my spirit. I have long questioned why I bother supporting them, but after the past two games, I question no more, because I support them no more.




So if you skipped reading all of that misery, and I wouldn't blame you, to make a long story short, I renounce my fan-hood of the Chiefs and say this: For once in my life I am going to cheer for a winner...Go Patriots!