Talk:Len Dawson
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[edit] Len Dawson/ Otis Taylor Hook Up
Len Dawson and Otis Taylor have made the all time chiefs record for pass hook ups.
[edit] Seventh Son of a Seventh Son
In the Kansas City Star, I read an article some time ago that stated Len Dawson is the seventh son of a seventh son. In Irish folklore, this is supposed to be good luck. Since Dawson is Irish, is this worth mentioning? I found it intriguing, anyway. I can't find the article that stated this. 24.166.176.141 (talk) 23:32, 19 May 2008 (UTC)
