Travis Kelce essentially confirmed that the Kansas City Chiefs will head to Brazil to play the Los Angeles Chargers in Week 1 of the NFL season.

Entering the Super Bowl, the Worthy role felt clear: screens, sweeps, reverses and shallow crosses. Get the ball into his hands and use his acceleration — not his deep speed — as an asset to break defenders’ tackle angles and create first downs.

The NFL schedule is coming out Wednesday and these two familiar rivals will be playing each other for a fifth straight season. That's a record you might not know about.

The Kansas City Chiefs and Patrick Mahomes are set to be highlighted in new ESPN documentary covering the dynasty the team has created.

"As long as No. 15 steps onto the field, the Chiefs are a contender," Brooks wrote. "With Rice's status up in the air, a rebuilt offensive line in front of Mahomes and fewer blue-chip players in place, the Chiefs could quickly drop down this list once the season kicks off in September."

🚨BREAKING: #Chiefs legendary tight end Travis Kelce says that he has lost 25 POUNDS this off-season after losing the Super Bowl. … Kelce is 35 years old and will likely be playing in his final #NFL season. pic.twitter.com/mwxJ3L76zr

"The Kingdom" gives the fans a behind the scene look into the lives of the Kansas City Chiefs, unscripted and unfiltered

ESPN cameras closely followed Chiefs quarterback Patrick Mahomes and Co. throughout the 2024 season for a six-part docuseries, "The Kingdom." Unfortunately for Chiefs Kingdom, the Philadelphia Eagles ultimately defeated Kansas City in a 40-22 in Super Bowl LIX.