Dan Meers, the original KC Wolf, is retiring after 35 legendary years as the Kansas City Chiefs' mascot! Meers, who has been ...

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The Kansas City Chiefs have some big shoes to fill in the mascot department heading into next season. On Tuesday, the club announced that Dan Meers, known by fans as KC Wolf, was retiring after 35 ...

After similar roles with the Missouri Tigers and the St. Louis Cardinals, Dan Meers is retiring as Chiefs mascot after 35 ...

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Dan Meers, who was the first mascot for the Kansas City Chiefs, has announced his retirement after 35 years of faithful service.

We are actively looking at hundreds of neighborhoods across the country as we hope to open more new neighborhood stores each year," Trader Joe's said in a statement.

With the exception of No. 12, the other four numbers are retired due to the players who made them iconic have all been ...

On 'National Mascot Day,' Dan Meers, affectionately known as the Chiefs' 'Director of Shenanigans' and original K.C. Wolf ...

“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 ...