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John Matuszak,  Defensive Tackle, Kansas City Chiefs

John Alt, Offensive Tackle, Kansas City Chiefs

Leon Sandcastle earlier this week created some buzz by signing an endorsement contract albeit fake with Under Armour. This “fake” signing is an excellent idea by Under Armour to create some internet buzz for their products. Sandcastle (played by former NFL superstar Deion Sanders) debuted during this years Superbowl in a commercial for The NFL Network more specifically promoting the NFL Combine and Draft. After the commercial aired Sandcastle became an instant pop culture phenomenon, from fake Twitter accounts parodying Leon to people wanting a personalized Chiefs jersey with the name Sandcastle on the back. Under Armour has jumped on the Sandcastle bandwagon hoping to ride his wave of popularity to increase sales and have people talking about the UA brand. I personally like the move as the main fans of the commercial featuring Sandcastle are the target audience that Under Armour is going after. Most likely Sandcastle will make some promotional appearances for the brand and hopefully be featured in some future ads they produce. I certainly look forward to what Under Armour has in store with Leon Sandcastle and will keep an eye out.

Saw Dontari Poe at 54th #KCchiefs #MOKC #92 #kansascity #chiefs

First photo of Alex Smith in a KC Chiefs helm. Looks like he bulked up during the offseason too. 

Oh hey, I changed my picture thingy…

It is pretty safe to say that every game in the NFL is important to each team. It isn’t like the NBA where each team plays 82 games, or the MLB where everyone plays 162 games and sometimes even a 163rd game in the case of a tie. In the NFL, every week matters greatly as there is only 16 games. But...

No Governor’s Cup OR Monday Night Football. Great….

Joe Montana

Are much better than I’d imagined. Well, their cheerleaders at least.

Random Football Card #44: Joe Delaney, running back, Kansas City Chiefs, 1982, Topps.

Chiefs winning field goal vs Saints (Taken with Cinemagram)