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The long -standing public address publisher Kansas City Chiefs suddenly quit after 16 years following disagreement with the team.
Dale Carterwho had been one of the publishers of PA the Chiefs who was responsible for helping to guide a game day for the thriving speakers inside the Arrowhead Stadium since 2009, explained the result with the franchise centered around its iconic “It’s it’s Third.” call, which had become synonymous with The football experience in Kansas City.
“Last season, as we were entering the playoffs, the people I work for (65 TPT productions) told me that they heard from ‘high level’ that someone had heard a man else in another stadium impairing him on the 3rd down and they wanted me to experiment with different calls,” Carter wrote Carter Via Facebook On Friday, September 12. “Some of you held on to that and mentioned you noticed. I didn’t agree with what they wanted me to do but I’ve always been a team player and trying to do whatever they wanted me to try.” until this week. “
Carter said he received a call on Tuesday, September 9, informing him “They wanted the PA’s PA (the one who does pre -game activities and reads the ads in the game) starting to make the 3rd call down to shake things.”
“That was my red line,” Carter wrote. “I wish them good luck.”
Ultimately, Carter said he never did “for the money” and explained how stepping away from the public address will announce a job will give him more time to “focus on my family, radio, (my) podcast and my 2026 run for Jackson’s County Legislature.”
“I was wonderful to be the publisher of PA Chiefs for 16 seasons along with 1 Preseason Game,” he ended his job. “I never missed a game during that time (even going to London for a 48 -hour hurricane). I worked every big fall/winter holiday. I feel like I’ve given everything I had. It’s time to close that episode. Hope this answers all the questions and we can all have a great weekend!”
Carter was not behind the microphone for Home Opener of the Chiefs on Sunday, September 14Super Bowl Lix Relation against the Philadelphia Eagles.
“What a strange day will be for me,” Carter shared through Facebook before the first kick. “For the first time since the end of the 2008 season, I will not be rooted on my favorite PA booth team at Arrowhead. It was my call, a kind of… but it is strange to me nonetheless.”
He added, “My advice to all of you this Sunday morning is to weigh up your life. This life is temporarily. At its end, what I do will not be on the radio, on my podcast or in the government.
