Social Recap: Chiefs Honor Soldiers With "Salute to Service" Game

The latest in Chiefs social media

Nov 07, 2016 at 07:38 AM

Here's a roundup of the past few days in Chiefs social media:

Sunday marked the "Salute to Service" game at Arrowhead Stadium.

Salute to Service!
Honoring Fallen Heroes from our Chiefs Kingdom. pic.twitter.com/pIU66o4E0g
— Allen Wright (@AllenWright4) November 5, 2016

Chiefs players in warmups wearing names of fallen soldiers from Missouri/Kansas today, players were given card about soldier's life pic.twitter.com/FUzv2JbYIp
— Darren Rovell (@darrenrovell) November 6, 2016

Want to thank all the past, present and future Solider's for your service. CW2 KELLEY was 30y/o died in a Helicopter crash 🙏🏿 #99 #Blessed pic.twitter.com/UP3BzVY7hI
— Rakeem Nuñez-Roches (@RakeemNunez) November 6, 2016

It was a honor representing him today. Thank you for what you guys do. https://t.co/NjJ3wnOkaA
— DJ Alexander (@D_alexander57) November 7, 2016

Salute to Service is one of my favorite games during the season. 🏈🇺🇸Freedom is not free. These are the real heroes. #NFL #RealHeroes #ThankYou #freedom #usmc #military #marines #america #usnavy #usarmy #airforce #2ndamendment #soldier #navyseals #flag #army #armedforces #patriot #marine #veteran #veterans #usa #merica #american #Chiefs #chiefskingdom #salutetoservice

A post shared by Tavia Hunt (@taviahunt) on Nov 6, 2016 at 12:34pm PST

Salute to Service is one of my favorite games during the season. Freedom is not free. These are the real heroes.

The Chiefs defeated the Jags, 19-14, winning their fourth game in a row.

Beat the odds, do numbers and remain humble🤗 pic.twitter.com/5BclZJqvVv
— Chris Jones (@stonecoldjones_) November 6, 2016

Ion care ill take it. We got the Dub 😤 pic.twitter.com/Ltk9L7yYUq
— Albert Wilson II (@iThinkIsee12) November 7, 2016

Charcandrick West doesn't care about your fantasy team.

Lol no disrespect but I really loose zero sleep over you guys fantasy teams. Our team did a great job at finding a way to win!!ChiefsKingdom
— Charcandrick West (@Charcandrick26) November 7, 2016

On Monday morning, wide receiver Chris Conley delivered his pregame sweatshirt to the fallen soldier's son.

.@Chiefs WR @_flight17_ presented @ParkHillSchools Plaza MS student Gage Unger with pregame hoodie bearing name of the boy's late father pic.twitter.com/zPB4EO6jiY
— Ross Martin (@Citizen_Ross) November 7, 2016

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