RIP Lenny...

Times were so different then; went to school with Lenny Jr. Johnny Robinson lived on my street. These were regular people sacrificing themselves for a sport we all love.

I can still see him with Nick on Inside the NFL and hear his words of wisdom discussing how you weren't going to win many football games if you don't score any points. One particular play stands out where Len says 'oh no' as Elvis throws a perfect telegraphed strike to Junior on the Chargers for a pick-6 at least ten seconds before it happened.

One of a kind... Rest well, Lenny. Say hello to my dad when you see him.

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Sad day RIP len

Rest in peace Len, you were awesome.

The first GOAT

Beloved and will be missed. God speed Chiefs Kingdom

A good man, a great Chief, and a tremendous ambassador for Kansas City.

Thanks for the memories Mr. Dawson. RIP

A man's man and a gentleman at the same time. Class guy.

You will be missed...

RIP

Thank you Lenny for all the great memories. Some of my most cherished memories of my Dad and uncle were made watching you play. You carried being the face of this great franchise with the utmost class and style. Rest in Peace Lenny "The Cool" Dawson.

Rest In Peace Lenny��

Thank you to whomever changed the name of the lounge. A fitting tribute to a man that moved mountains.

RIP Len.

Lenny has been such a big part of my life. This one hurts. Class act through and through.

Chiefs HOFer
NFL HOFer- Player
NFL HOFer- Broadcaster

What an amazing career and work ethic. He was always ahead of his time. He is Number 1 on the Mount Rushmore of KC sports. RIP.

Man I am actually without words. I was 7 years old when the Chiefs won SB 4. I was born in New Orleans and lived there when the event took place in Tulane stadium in NOLA. Luckily, my uncle (my mothers brother) went to that SB and actually gave me the ticket stub many, many years later when he knew I was a die hard Chiefs fan. Lenny "The Cool" was an incredible icon for Kansas City and I personally admire ALL that he has given to your city. He is an absolute LEGEND and will be sorely missed. God rest his soul and may he truly RIP. Thank you Len Dawson for all of the memories and devotion you gave to the town of Kansas City.

Bon Voyage Lenny. The coolest cat from my youth who wasn't a guitar player.