Curley Culp's guest appearances

Curley Culp

Talk of Fame Network

The Michael Berry Show

Thursday Night Tailgate, NFL Legends Podcast

Sports And Torts

Sic'Em 365 Sports Presents: 365 Sports (Daily)

Dan Reeves

Eric Dickerson

Richmond Webb

Bobby Bell

Drew Bledsoe

Lem Barney

Chris Doleman

Dick Vermeil

Jackie Slater

Joe Delamielleure

Dave Robinson

Tom Flores

Leonard Marshall

Randy Cross

Jim Kelly

OwlTail

Pro Football Hall of Fame Def. Tackle, Super Bowl Champion @CurleyCulp joins @SicEm365Radio to discuss his Super Bowl experience

Pro Football Hall of Fame Def. Tackle, Super Bowl Champion @CurleyCulp joins @SicEm365Radio to discuss his Super Bowl experience

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Curley Culp Interview by Talk of Fame Network

Curley Culp Interview

Nick Lowery

Craig Wolfley

This week on Thursday Night Tailgate our guests are: Former Chiefs Pro Bowl Kicker Nick Lowery, former Vikings &amp; Chargers Pro Bowl Guard Ed White, former Chiefs &amp; Oilers Hall of Fame NT Curley Culp and former Steelers Guard Craig Wolfley.Curley Culp - Curley took us through what it was like being a part of the Kansas City Chiefs Super Bowl 4 championship team and their win over the Vikings. He also talked about his 1975 season when he was named Defensive Player of the Year and what it was like battling against the Steelers of the 70’s twice a year.Nick Lowery - We talked with Nick about the Chief's season so far and their blowout loss to the Steelers on Monday night. We'll also talk with Nick about the great work he's doing with his Foundation to help kids with his anti-bullying campaign plus what’s allowing today’s Kickers to be so much more successful than they’ve ever been.Ed White - We talked with Ed about the Vikings hot start, what continues to be the issue with the Chargers. We also talked about what it was for him going against some of the greatest defensive players in the game’s history including the Vikings’ own defensive line, the Purple People Eaters.Craig Wolfley - Craig shared stories about trying to make the Steelers team during the early the 1980's when all of the Steelers legends were still with the team. We’ll also hear what it was like playing for Chuck Noll and his favorite Chuck Noll stories. We also got his insights into this year's Steelers team.

This week on Thursday Night Tailgate our guests are: Former Chiefs Pro Bowl Kicker Nick Lowery, former Vikings &amp; Chargers Pro Bowl Guard Ed White, former Chiefs &amp; Oilers Hall of Fame NT Curley Culp and former Steelers Guard Craig Wolfley. Curley Culp - Curley took us through what it was like being a part of the Kansas City Chiefs Super Bowl 4 championship team and their win over the Vikings. He also talked about his 1975 season when he was named Defensive Player of the Year and what it was like battling against the Steelers of the 70’s twice a year. Nick Lowery - We talked with Nick about the Chief's season so far and their blowout loss to the Steelers on Monday night. We'll also talk with Nick about the great work he's doing with his Foundation to help kids with his anti-bullying campaign plus what’s allowing today’s Kickers to be so much more successful than they’ve ever been. Ed White - We talked with Ed about the Vikings hot start, what continues to be the issue with the Chargers. We also talked about what it was for him going against some of the greatest defensive players in the game’s history including the Vikings’ own defensive line, the Purple People Eaters. Craig Wolfley - Craig shared stories about trying to make the Steelers team during the early the 1980's when all of the Steelers legends were still with the team. We’ll also hear what it was like playing for Chuck Noll and his favorite Chuck Noll stories. We also got his insights into this year's Steelers team.

Nick Lowery, Ed White, Curley Culp & Craig Wolfley

Curley Culp, an All-American in football and wrestling at Arizona State, was selected in the second round of the 1968 draft by the Denver Broncos. The team attempted to switch him to guard on offense and when the experiment did not work, Denver ultimately dealt him to the Kansas City Chiefs where he instantly became an integral part of the clubs dominating defense.

Curley and Da Coach-Sports and Torts:  Hall of Famer Curley Culp