Why the Chiefs Playoff Chances Are More Grim After ‘Monday Night Football’

Why the Chiefs Playoff Chances Are More Grim After ‘Monday Night Football’

The Kansas City Chiefs’ dire playoff chances were dealt another blow on Monday night — and they didn’t even hit the field.  After the Los Angeles Chargers defeated the Philadelphia Eagles, 22-19 in overtime on Monday, December 8, the Chiefs’ playoff odds tumbled from 15 percent to 11 percent, according to NFL Next Gen Stats.  Kansas City currently has a 6-7 record and sits two games behind the Houston Texans, who defeated the Chiefs at Arrowhead…

Patrick Mahomes Hasn’t Given up on the Chiefs’ Playoff Hopes Despite 6

The Kansas City Chiefs are 6-7 after straight losses to the Dallas Cowboys and Houston Texans in Weeks 13 and The post Patrick Mahomes Hasn’t Given up on the Chiefs’ Playoff Hopes Despite 6-7 Record appeared first on FirstSportz.

NFL world reacts to horrible Patrick Mahomes news

The Kansas City Chiefs are thought of as the dynasty of the modern NFL. Or at least they were. Unfortunately for the Chiefs and their fans, Kansas City’s streak of nine straight AFC West titles came to an end with the Chiefs’ loss to the Houston Texans on Sunday night. The loss dropped Kansas City to 6-7 on the year, also pushing them even further out of the wild card race, meaning the Chiefs could miss the playoffs entirely, just one season aft…

Kansas City Chiefs coach takes responsibilty for defeat that will leave them without post-season

The Kansas City Chiefs (6-7) lost again on Monday against Houston Texans, 10-20, and are on the brink of failing to qulaify for the play-offs for the first time since Patrick Mahomes became the starter quarterback for the team in 2018. It would also be the first season with Chiefs outside of play-offs since 2015. Chiefs' chances of reaching the post season are nearly impossible, putting an end to a dominant era where they won three Super Bowls …

The Unraveling Dynasty: Crisis Point for Patrick Mahomes and the Kansas City Chiefs

The Kansas City Chiefs, a team that has defined NFL excellence for at least half a decade under the brilliant leadership of quarterback Patrick Mahomes and coach Andy Reid, are suddenly facing an existential crisis. Following a shocking loss to the Houston Texans, their season is on the brink, and the once-unquestioned AFC powerhouse is staring at its longest offseason in a decade. This rapid descent has become the most compelling and confoundin…