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But still, while many are predicting the Chiefs’ downfall in 2025, as Sports Illustrated’s Conor Orr points out, the current AFC champs still possess arguably the best head coach/ quarterback duo in football. And when you have that, you have a genuine Super Bowl chance.

Quarterback Patrick Mahomes is the Kansas City Chiefs' most important player, but their defense has also played a pivotal role in their recent success.

Patrick Mahomes remains the face of the Kansas City Chiefs, but it's the team's suffocating defense that has quietly powered their back-to-back Super Bowl appearances. That's why

But we aren’t so quick to dismiss the Chiefs in the division and AFC, let alone the Super Bowl, while others seemingly are, and for Bleacher Report’s Kristopher Knox, two people give him confidence that Kansas City is still the apex predator in the NFL.

Chiefs star tight end Travis Kelce wore a 1970s inspired Super Bowl outfit the NFL called "from another era." Teammate DeAndre Hopkins, a wide receiver, wore a coat his late father left him.

The ESPN Original Series on the Chiefs has a release date: Aug. 14. Episodes of a six-part series entitled “The Kingdom” will air starting at 8 p.m. Central Time on Aug. 14 on ESPN+ and Disney+. The first two episodes will also be shown on ESPN that day.

Kansas City reached agreement with defensive end George Karlaftis on a four-year contract extension worth $94 million, including $62 million guaranteed, according to ESPN insider Adam Schefter.