Kansas City Chiefs RB Joe Delaney's selfless act of heroism lives on 42 years after his death originally appeared on A to Z ...

Joe Delaney is one of those legends, and his life story continues to resonate as time goes on. Forty-two years after the ...

Tributes pour in for a Kansas City Chiefs player Joe Delany who died in June 1983 heroically trying to save three children ...

Forty-two years ago, former running back Joe Delaney lost his life while trying to save three children from drowning near his home in Louisiana during the NFL preseason. Today, the ...

Since he drowned 40 years ago, the Chiefs’ Joe Delaney’s has been well-remembered. But a new program honors his memory in a vital new way.

It’s been 42 years, but the Kansas City Chiefs and their fans still carry the weight of that summer day decades ago. On June 29, 1983, Joe Delaney didn’t hesitate. The second-year running back ...

On Sunday, the Chiefs posted a remembrance of the fallen hero. “42 years ago today, Joe Delaney tragically passed away a hero, attempting to save three children from drowning.

Children in Kansas City, Kansas, received free swim lessons through the Joe Delaney Learn to Swim Program, honoring the late ...

Kansas City Chiefs offensive lineman Trey Smith in the pool as part of the “Joe Delaney Learn To Swim Program.” Contributed photo GEHA Forty years next week since former Chief Joe Delaney’s ...

The Kansas City Chiefs have paid tribute to former team running back Joe Delaney, who passed away 42 years ago Sunday trying to save three children from drowning near his offseason home in Louisiana.