Chiefs nominate Kendall Gammon for Salute To Service Award

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Last updated Nov 7, 2026

Chiefs nominate Kendall Gammon for Salute To Service Award
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The Kansas City Chiefs have nominated Kendall Gammon for the 2026 Salute To Service Award, highlighting his advocacy for veterans and mental health. Gammon, a team legend who played from 2000 to 2006 and earned Pro Bowl honors in 2004, is being recognized for his contributions off the field. The team posted a graphic on social media encouraging fans to vote for him. Currently, the Chiefs are on a two-game losing streak, following a recent 28-24 loss to the Denver Broncos. They will face the New York Jets on Sunday as they seek to end the skid.

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  • •Kendall Gammon played for the Chiefs from 2000 to 2006.
  • •Gammon earned Pro Bowl honors in 2004.
  • •The Chiefs have nominated him for the 2026 Salute To Service Award.
  • •The team encourages fans to vote for Gammon.
  • •Kansas City is on a two-game losing streak heading into their next game.
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  • 11:48 AMYahoo Sports — Chiefs Announce Team Decision Ahead of NFL Honor
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The Kansas City Chiefs announced their decision to nominate team legend Kendall Gammon for a prestigious award. They posted a graphic on social media on Thursday. He played for the franchise from 2000 to 2006 and enjoyed his best NFL season in 2004, earning Pro Bowl honors in 2004. The former long snapper and center […] The post Chiefs Announce Team Decision Ahead of NFL Honor appeared first on Gridiron Heroics.

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