12 Famous Kansas City Chiefs Fans

Not only are these three actors good friends and Chiefs fans, but they also host the Big Slick fundraiser for Children's Mercy Hospital.

Stonestreet has attended games at Arrowhead Stadium since the 7th grade. He was even asked to lead the fans in the drum ceremony.

Despite working his way to Hollywood, Koechner couldn't forget about his Missouri roots.

Angelina Jolie isn’t the only thing Brad loves.

Before Griffin became a comedian, he choreographed half-time shows for the Chiefs.

The former American Idol winner celebrated his birthday by singing the national anthem before a game.

Rasheed started cheering for the Chiefs in 1993 because he wanted to be different from his family. Also, that’s the same year Joe Montana arrived in Kansas City.

Although the rapper rarely gets to see his hometown team play because of touring, that doesn’t stop him from supporting.

Did you know that John was cut twice by Kansas City? If it hadn't been for coach Hank Stram, he may have never become an actor.

This member from the band Tool would be a perfect candidate to lead the Chiefs in the pre-game drum ceremony.