The Chiefs have won the AFC West nine straight years, and with Patrick Mahomes completing his age 29 year, Kansas City has the main ingredient to maintain its success. But it’s been a while since the division has been this good, and there is reason to believe that will continue.

The Kansas City Chiefs will remain on the road to close out the regular season against the Denver Broncos in Week 18. This divisional matchup comes with vastly different stakes for each team.

Patrick Mahomes and the Chiefs have the No. 1 seed locked up and will rest for the playoffs. Where is KC vulnerable?

The Kansas City Chiefs are locked into the No. 1 seed in the AFC playoffs. They have a bye during Wild Card Weekend and will host their first playoff game in the NFL Divisional Round at Arrowhead Stadium.

It will mark the fifth consecutive season in which every Chiefs game that has been shown on a broadcast or cable channel will have been televised in the Gateway City.

Also making the AFC team from the Chiefs are guard Trey Smith and tight end Travis Kelce. The Pro Bowl is a familiar honor for most of the Chiefs. Kelce was selected for the 10th time, Jones the sixth.

Five members of the back-to-back reigning world champions were selected for the 2025 Pro Bowl Games on Thursday. The Kansas City Chiefs are aiming for another Super Bowl title, but if they don’t make it to the big game,

The Kansas City Chiefs are getting one of their key pieces on the defensive side of the ball back at practice on Friday. According to a report from FOX Sports NFL Insider Jordan Schultz, the Chiefs are designating CB Jaylen Watson to return to practice.