Shocked with the Ranking of the 10 greatest Kansas City Chiefs players of all time. Unexpectedly, Travis Kelce ranked in the…

Shocked with the Ranking of the 10 Greatest Kansas City Chiefs Players of All Time. Unexpectedly, Travis Kelce Ranked in the…

Kansas City Chiefs fans are buzzing  and not just because of the latest Super Bowl success. A recently released ranking of the 10 greatest Chiefs players of all time has stunned fans, analysts, and former players alike. The biggest shocker? Travis Kelce, the larger-than-life tight end and one-half of the Mahomes-Kelce dynasty, landed in a spot few expected.

Despite rewriting the record books and playing a pivotal role in bringing multiple Lombardi Trophies to Kansas City, Kelce was ranked only No. 6 on the list.

That’s right. SIX.

Social media erupted. How could a player with four consecutive 1,000-yard seasons as a tight end, multiple All-Pro selections, and postseason heroics be placed behind some of the more “traditional legends”? Here’s a quick breakdown of the top 10 list that sparked the controversy:

Top 10 Greatest Kansas City Chiefs Players (as per the ranking):

Len Dawson The Hall of Fame quarterback and Super Bowl IV champion still holds legendary status.

Derrick Thomas – One of the most feared pass rushers in NFL history.

Tony Gonzalez – The original tight end phenom; his longevity and consistency earned him the top tight end spot.

Patrick Mahomes – A generational talent, two-time MVP, and Super Bowl champion… and he’s still writing his story.

Will Shields – The Iron Man of the offensive line, 12-time Pro Bowler.

Travis Kelce – Shockingly behind several older legends despite redefining his position.

Bobby Bell – A foundational piece of the Chiefs’ early defensive dominance.

Jamaal Charles – A dual-threat back with game-breaking speed.

Emmitt Thomas – Hall of Fame cornerback and anchor of the early secondary.

Tyreek Hill – The Cheetah’s explosive playmaking earned him a spot, even post-departure.

While there’s no denying the greatness of those ahead of him, Kelce’s fans are calling this a “slap in the face” to one of the most dominant playoff performers of the modern era. With every touchdown dance, clutch 3rd-down grab, and viral soundbite, Kelce continues to build a legacy worthy of a higher ranking.

Is this a case of “too soon” bias? Or are the voters clinging too tightly to history?

One thing is certain: if Kelce adds another Super Bowl ring or two, this list will need a serious update  and soon.