That didn’t happen, but Montana had a role in beginning a tradition that Kansas City sports fans continue to this day. It’s the “Home of the Chiefs” ending to the national anthem that ...

The Texans did not, however. Kansas City’s players stood on the sideline for the playing of the national anthem, although Chiefs defensive end Alex Okafor took a knee, the lone player to do so.

This article was originally published on arrowheadaddict.com as How Huey Lewis changed the national anthem for Kansas City Chiefs fans forever.

and the Kansas City Boys and Girls Choir, which sang “Lift Every Voice and Sing” at last year’s season opener for the Chiefs. You, too, can apply to perform the national anthem for ...

The Kansas City Chiefs ... Stadium on Sunday night, the Chiefs tapped retired United States Navy Petty Officer First Class Generald Wilson to perform the national anthem. While Wilson sang the ...

Kansas City Chiefs defensive star Chris Jones couldn't hide his emotions while the national anthem was being performed before their divisional round showdown against the Houston Texans.

The Kansas City Chiefs, as we know, have been to the Super Bowl three straight seasons in a row. While they came up short this past season in a rematch of Super ...

Kansas City Chiefs cornerback Marcus Peters became the first player to sit for the national anthem during the 2017 NFL regular season. Peters opted not to stand Thursday before his team's opener ...

Kansas City fans have come to see Jones' tear-stained cheeks during the anthem ... Chiefs' remarkable seven-year run. Sunday's game will be his fifth Super Bowl appearance. For Jones, the national ...