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Appearing on ESPN earlier this week, Adam Schefter delivered a stark assessment of the challenges awaiting the Chiefs in 2025.
“This may just be the single toughest division and the most division challenges that Patrick Mahomes and the Chiefs have faced since he started as the Chiefs’ starting quarterback,” Schefter stated. “I see huge division challenges all across the board for the Chiefs, making it difficult for them to finish in the type of spot with as many wins as they normally do.”
It’s a rare warning for a franchise that’s not only captured six straight division titles but also three Super Bowl rings in that span. But Schefter’s cautionary take stems from major shifts happening across the AFC West — all of which point to a far more competitive field in 2025.
Chiefs Patrick Mahomes, Travis Kelce nominated at 2025 Nickelodeon KCA | Chiefs Wire
Kansas City Chiefs tight end Travis Kelce won at last year’s Nickelodeon Kids’ Choice Awards. He is nominated again this year with eyes on making it two in a row against his teammate, Patrick Mahomes.
The ten-time Pro Bowler is again up for Favorite Male Sports Star this year, in the category against Mahomes, Jayson Tatum, LeBron James, Lionel Messi, Jalen Hurts, Shohei Ohtani, and Stephen Curry. The award was established in 2020, and Mahomes has yet to take home a Nickelodeon blimp in his illustrious career.
Week 9: Kansas City Chiefs at Buffalo Bills
Sunday, Nov. 2, 4:25 p.m. ET (CBS)
Any time we get Patrick Mahomes and Josh Allen squaring off against one another, it’s must-see TV, and we’re fortunate to have this game on the CBS slate this season. This will be the 10th career meeting between these quarterbacks. So far, Allen has owned the regular-season contests against Mahomes as he’s 4-1. However, even if he adds to that impressive record, it likely won’t answer any big-picture questions about his ability to get over hump in the playoffs. There, Mahomes is a perfect 4-0 against Allen, which includes a 32-29 win against Buffalo in the 2024 AFC Championship.
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NFL has shown no inclination to have a draft lottery | NBC Sports
Here’s the problem. Merely having a lottery legitimizes the reality that, at some point in a lost season, it’s good to be bad. With the NFL stubbornly pushing the notion that every team tries its best to win every game of every regular season, anything that would crystallize the perception that losing leads to winning would take a sledgehammer to the façade of...
