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Chiefs DL Dontari Poe, Listed At 346 Pounds, Becomes Heaviest Player in NFL History to Run for TD

Poe broke the old record held by William "The Refrigerator" Perry.

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Who doesn't love a fat guy touchdown?

Chiefs defensive lineman Dontari Poe—all 346 pounds of him—scored one of the most entertaining touchdowns Sunday when he went over-the-top for a 1-yard score, reportedly becoming the heaviest player in NFL history to run for a TD. He gave the Chiefs an early 6-0 lead.

Nostalgic NFL fans should remember the Fridge, whose heyday in the 80s with the Bears featured the hefty defensive lineman lining up in the backfield a number of times. Perry rushed for two scores during the 1985 regular season and one memorable TD in Chicago's Super Bowl XX victory over the Patriots.

I think I speak for all football fans when I say keep feeding Poe the pigskin.

[h/t Bleacher Report]

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