Chiefs legend Tamba Hali passes out ice cream at Training Camp

ST. JOSEPH, Mo. (KCTV) - Chiefs fans at Training Camp enjoyed a sweet treat Monday morning, courtesy of Chiefs Hall of Famer Tamba Hali.

The Kansas City legend could be seen passing out Snickers ice cream bars to fans prior to practice.

“I thought it was a great idea to come and be a part of the festivity with the fans,” Hali said. “Maybe they’ll recognize I’ll be the one handing out the Snickers, maybe they don’t. Just to be a part of the Chiefs organization in some way it’s a great thing.”

Hali sported his signature No. 91 jersey and a red and white striped apron while walking around practice in the rain, offering treats to fans.

A former linebacker and defensive end, Hali spent his entire 12-year career with the Chiefs before retiring in 2017. The 2006 first-round pick appeared in 177 games — the fourth-most by any defender in franchise history.

“To be retired, I envy these guys a little bit ‘cause they’re winning a lot of games,” Hali said. “So to still be a part of the organization, being an alumni, and for them to have the success they’re having, (I’m) very prideful.”

The Chiefs inducted him into the team’s Hall of Honor in 2024.

The Chiefs will wrap up camp on Wednesday with Military Appreciation Day.

Their second preseason game kicks off Friday night in Seattle at 9:00 pm CT.