Need to seattle an arguement

[kgun12]

I know the answer, but someone tell me who kgun was named after.......???????????????

[shelby]

Jim Kelly?
:D

[Aero II]

Similar to the "46" Defense where the Bear's safety (#46, can't remember his name) was the main reason for the success.

The K-Gun was named for Keith McKeller. Even though he only had a couple real good years, and Metzelars eventually became the main TE, the name stuck.

[Pride]

Originally posted by Aero II
The K-Gun was named for Keith McKeller. Even though he only had a couple real good years, and Metzelars eventually became the main TE, the name stuck.

Correct Answer! :up:

[Patrick76777]

Yep, Keith McKeller!

[NC-BILLS44]

Yes. It was Keith McKeller.

[Aero II]

So K-Gun, what was the argument, and who won?

[Tatonka]

mark Kelso

:snicker:

[Bert102176]

aww the great K-Gun I miss Keith, Jim, Thurman, and those days

[JayWood]

Those were the days, I would love to see a K-Gun Offense back in B-LO

[kgun12]

Originally posted by Aero II
So K-Gun, what was the argument, and who won?

I won. A guy came in to the break room and saw my avaitor. He made a comment about it. so I asked him if he new who the "K-gun" offense was named after. He said Jim Kelly and I said Mckeller and he didn't believe me.

Thanks everyone!

[elltrain22]

Just if anyone wants to know, Keith McKellar sells cars in Winston Salem, NC now. I know this b/c i saw him at Flow Honda, and i recognized him immediately. Just thought i might pass that on.

[TigerJ]

I think McKeller was considered a key to making the offence work because he had some speed to stretch defences, a little like Tony Gonzalez or Kellen Winslow Jr. Kellen would be a great acquisition for a team wanting to resurrect the k-gun. His first name even starts with the right letter. LOL