Enrique’s Video Vault: The Very Best of Eddie Kennison
Over the years our man Enrique has rolled video tape on just about anything and everything Chiefs related that was available to him in Mexico. Despite his distance from middle America, he has developed quite a collection of memories from the last 20 years. We are going to bring some of these videos to you with commentary from Enrique. Enjoy!
EDDIE KENNISON FINDS A HOME AT ARROWHEAD
As you might imagine, I wasn’t going to overlook the official retirement of Eddie Kennison as a member of the Chiefs.
But in this particular case, I’ll just let the images take over for me and present a remarkable cap to his NFL career wearing the red and gold.
Thanks Enrique, that was very enjoyable. The soundtrack was good as well, no head bangin, rappin & cussing music.
Go Chiefs.
I seem to remember him tearing up the Chiefs in his first year in a preseason game. I thought then wow, wish we had him. (I hate losing to the Rams, even in preseason)
Thanks for watching Jimbo. I’m glad that you liked it.
good job.
and yes, losing to the rams at anytime sucks!
Thanks gorillafan. And the losing part it’s not only about the Rams…losing against anybody ruins my day.
Very good sample of Eddie’s work. Thanks Enrique.
Also, Eddie’s end-around in Denver in the beginning reminds me of how tough Trent Green was. Most quarterbacks become fence posts during those plays, while Trent was usually looking to lay someone out.
You’re welcome BigJimInWisconsin.
And I agree with your perception of Trent. He was one tough son of a gun.
Trent Green was the best blocking QB the Chiefs ever had. Surprised he didn’t get his bell rung sooner. Kennison should have gotten more yards on that run, he slowed down!! It was wide open
I always thought Kennison was under appreciated. I watch the highlights and long for the O-line. Trent Green had ALL day. Haven’t seen that in a long time!
Trent Green had it all; one of the best offensive lines of all time, a great running game, best TE in football, a good coordinator, and good receivers. Hard to screw up with all that going for you.
Matt Cassel had crap last year.
Eddie may have never really recovered from that pulled hammy in the beginning of the (I think) 2006 season. He played that year but I remember him being noticeably slower.