KANSAS CITY, Mo. – On Tuesday – National Mascot Day – Dan Meers, the franchise’s original KC Wolf, announced his retirement ...

The Kansas City Chiefs announced Tuesday that after 35 years, Dan Meers is handing over his unofficial director of shenanigans title — Meers will officially hang up the KC Wolf suit on July 1.

The Kansas City Chiefs will head into the upcoming NFL season without one of the longest-tenured members of the franchise.

The distance from Cannes to Kansas City is eight time zones and nearly 8,000 miles, neither of which was enough to keep ...

The Kansas City Chiefs had their biggest retirement announcement of this offseason on Tuesday. On National Mascot Day, the ...

The Chiefs announced Tuesday, June 17, that Dan Meers, who has played the role of KC Wolf for 35 years, is retiring from the ...

Dan Meers, the man in the KC wolf suit, has announced his retirement after over three decades with the Kansas City Chiefs ...

“Dan Meers has been the heart and soul behind KC Wolf for 35 years,” Chiefs owner Clark Hunt said. “Since joining the organization in 1990, Dan helped establish KC Wolf not only as a source of energy ...

On Tuesday, Dan Meers, the Kansas City Chiefs' original KC Wolf, announced his retirement after 35 years as the team's mascot ...

Dan Meers, the original KC Wolf, is retiring after a 35-year career as the Kansas City Chiefs' mascot and "Director of Shenanigans." Meers' 35-year run as KC Wolf made him the league's longest-tenured ...

On Tuesday, Dan Meers announced his retirement as the Kansas City Chiefs ’ beloved mascot “KC Wolf.” Meers took on the role ...

The deep ball has disappeared for Patrick Mahomes and the Kansas City Chiefs over the last two seasons. Doug Farrar ...