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The book includes stories from KC Wolf's 30-year career and specifically the international trips he has taken to Honduras, Haiti, Dominican Republic, Philippines, India and Tanzania over the past five years. For more than 30 years Dan has served as KC Wolf, the mascot for the Kansas City Chiefs football team. Now, with Fisher out and the previous injury to right tackle Mitchell Schwartz, the Chiefs will be down their two starting tackles when they meet the Buccaneers in Super Bowl LV. KANSAS CITY, Mo. — Dan Meers, the man who performs as the popular Chiefs mascot KC Wolf, was seriously injured Saturday during a practice stunt and hospitalized, multiple media outlets have. Kansas City Chiefs Injury Report: The official source of the latest Chiefs injury news and team information.
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The Kansas City Chiefs opened their AFC Divisional round matchup against the Houston Texans with easily the worst quarter of football they played all season.
And all that disappointment was too much to handle for Chiefs mascot K.C. Wolf.
Kc Wolf Mascot Injury
After a seemingly non-stop series of miscues — defensive lapses, dropped passes and poor special teams play — had the Chiefs trailing Houston by 24 points, the CBS broadcast panned to a tunnel camera that showed a depressed K.C. Wolf in absolute disbelief.
The mascot was caught on camera just slamming his head against the wall. If there was a video to sum up what Chiefs fans were feeling at that point, this was it.
Chiefs fans can relate, K.C. Wolf. They really can.
Kc Wolf Injury
The best part of the video was that the mascot wasn’t even out around the sidelines. This was the mascot showing genuine disappointment in a tunnel — mostly out of view.
Kc Wolf Injury
On the bright side, the Chiefs’ 21 straight points in the second quarter likely cheered ole’ K.C. up.