1993 The 1982 Kansas City Chiefs Football game between the Las Vegas Raiders and the USC Trojans in 1978 Marcus Allen (Dates) joined the team. He played offensive tackle for the first six games of that season before being placed on injured reserve. He returned in 1979 and remained with the team until 1993, when he retired as a member of the Chiefs. His number 75 was worn by several other players during his time with the club. Left tackle Ron Mix wore him during the final two games of 1993, after Allen had already announced his retirement. Right tackle Mike Flanagan also wore him twice in 1994 while filling in for an injured Eric Stokes. Center Jeff Lageman wore him once in 1995 while playing in place of an injured Rick Smith. Allen's son, Marcus Jr., played running back for the Chiefs from 1996 to 1999. He finished his career with 2,019 rushing yards and 21 touchdowns. His father had previously been drafted by the Oakland Raiders but never played a down for them. Marcus Jr.'s brother, Michael, was also drafted by the Chiefs in 2001 but never played in a regular season game for them. Another of Allen's sons, Lamont, played running back for Louisiana-Lafayette from 2009 to 2010.