The NFL realm is often wholesome when paying tribute to a legendary figure. Celebrating each other is the prime practice of the league. The Kansas City Chiefs were seen honoring their longtime player, Ed Budde, who breathed his last on December 19, leaving the Chiefdom in shock.

The legendary star spent his 14-year career with the Chiefs, leading the team to a Super Bowl victory. He was even selected for the Pro Bowl seven times during his career. He stayed with the Chiefs even after he retired. Therefore, the news of his demise upset the fans. Various well-known figures, including the Chief’s CEO, mourned the loss of Budde on social media. While remembering Budde’s longstanding contribution, the Kansas City Chiefs recently honored their star with a throwback video of him and his son, which has stormed the internet.

Chiefs honored Ed Budde with a special video!

The NFL fraternity is in disbelief regarding Budde’s unexpected death. It was only known when DE David Lineman announced Budde’s demise on X. Per reports, the former Hall of Famer died due to natural causes. But, as they say, legends can never die. That’s precisely the case with Ed Budde, who reigned over the NFL world for 14 long years with the Chiefs. Moreover, the Chiefs’ dedication to preserving the memories of their living legends was highlighted when they posted updates on their Instagram handle.

Kansas City Chiefs’ latest Instagram post revived memories of a sweet moment that Ed Budde and his son Brad Budde exchanged with each other, where the duo was seen declaring the Chief’s latest wide receiver, Rashee Rice, for the 2023 NFL season. The Instagram video highlighted Brad’s emotional lines on sharing a screen with his father, Ed Budde. The post says, “Take a look back at a very special moment when Ed Budde and his son Brad shared the stage to select our newest wide receiver at the NFL Draft in Kansas City this year.”

This video is a testament to the squad’s respect for and bond with Brad Budde. Moreover, his contribution to the Chief is commendable. Even CEO Clark Hunter shared a heartbreaking post for this legend.

Clark mourns Ed’s death

Clark Hunter shared a heartfelt note about the demise of his longtime friend, Ed Budde. Budde aided the team in winning the Super Bowl against the Minnesota Vikings. He played for almost 177 games with the Chiefs, which earned him top titles like All-Pro and Hall of Fame.

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Hunter commented on the Chiefs’ announcement post to appreciate and pay tribute to his contribution: “My family and I are deeply saddened by the passing of Chiefs Hall of Famer Ed Budde.” Hunt even referred to the legend as the cornerstone of the Kansas City Chiefs’ early success and his efforts to bring the Super Bowl to his football family. What are your thoughts on that? Share your insights below!

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