Priest Holmes had a 1,008 Yard rushing season for the Baltimore Ravens in 1998 however in the next two seasons he did not get past 600 so it was safe to say that Ravens fans may not have been that concerned when he signed with the Kansas City Chiefs before the 2001 season.  As it turned out they would have been wrong.

Jack Rudnay may have earned a Super Bowl Championship in his rookie season, but he never played a game due to injury.  Still, we have no problem putting him on this list of the Top 50 Kansas City Chiefs of all-time based on what he did after.

Art Still was a four-time Pro Bowl Selection who would also be chosen for a pair of Second Team All-Pro nods (1980 & 1984).  The Defensive End was the second overall pick in 1978 from the University of Kentucky and he developed into an excellent pass rusher on the NFL level.  Still would twice have a 10 Sack season, with a career-high 14.5 in 1984.  He would be named the team’s MVP twice and was chosen for the Chiefs Hall of Fame in 1998.

Exceptionally quick and tall, Albert Lewis had a really good career that was capped by four straight (1987-90) Pro Bowl seasons for the Chiefs.  The Cornerback would seemingly improve every season throughout the 80’s culminating in First Team All Pro Selections in 1989 and 1990.  Lewis would secure 38 picks for the Chiefs and was also adept on Special Teams where he would block 11 kicks.  The Chiefs enshrined Lewis into their Hall of Fame in 2007.