KANSAS CITY, MO. (AP) -- Willie Roaf, chosen for the Pro Bowl all four years he played left tackle in Kansas City, was honored during halftime of the Chiefs game against San Diego Sunday.

Roaf, who retired after the 2005 season, came to Kansas City from New Orleans for a conditional draft choice in 2002 in one of
the best deals the Chiefs ever made.  During Roaf's time, Kansas City led the NFL with 24,797 yards and 228 touchdowns.

While with the Saints, Roaf was named to the All-Decade team for the 1990s.

Roaf and Anthony Munoz are the only left tackles in NFL history named to the Pro Bowl 11 times.

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