After 35 years of iconic sideline shenanigans, heartwarming community service, and unwavering dedication to Chiefs Kingdom, Dan Meers — the beloved man behind KC Wolf — is officially retiring.

After 35 incredible years, Dan Meers has retired as KC Wolf, the Chiefs’ beloved mascot. From 307 games to five Super Bowls, ...

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

For 35 years, he's been a patron member of Chiefs Kingdom, sporting the fuzzy and rotund-in-the-middle costume at Arrowhead ...

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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 ...

Dan Meers first became a mascot at the University of Missouri, playing Truman the Tiger from 1986 to 1990. Meers also worked ...

Dan Meers, who has worn the costume on game days at Arrowhead Stadium for 35 years, is retiring on July 1, the Kansas City ...