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All ticket orders for games at GEHA Field at Arrowhead Stadium are guaranteed. The 2024 NFL season is sure to be exciting. The Chiefs are always in the playoff hunt. In the upcoming regular season, the Chiefs will face the Ravens, 49ers, and Bills, and many other great teams before they make another playoff run. 

Kansas City Chiefs Repeat Super Bowl Victory for 2023-24 Season

The Kansas City Chiefs added another incredible season to their budding dynasty in 2023, as the team continued to dominate. The Chiefs finished last season with a record of 11-6 and stood at first place in the AFC West. While most were accustomed to the high powered Kansas City offense, the 2023 team was led by a stifling defense. Only allowing 17.3 points per game the defense was ranked 2nd in the NFL, while the offense was ranked 15th averaging 21.8 points per game. The Chiefs roster on defense did not contain multiple stars, but rather a perfect supporting cast that flourished under the incredible coaching of Steve Spagnuolo. The Chiefs were beatable, as they lost the most games in the regular season since the Patrick Mahomes era began. But making it to the playoffs was all that the team needed as they are still one of the best teams when it comes to performing in the NFL playoffs. 

Entering the playoffs, the Chiefs faced off against the Miami Dolphins in the wildcard round. Kansas City ran away with a victory 26-7. In the Divisional round the Chiefs faced a familiar opponent, in Josh Allen and the Bills. The Chiefs and Bills have developed a strong rivalry as their matchups in the playoffs have been hard fought battles. This game would be no exception as the Chiefs would narrowly escape with a victory, 27-24. In the AFC championship, the Chiefs would take on the Ravens, led by their MVP winning quarterback Lamar Jackson. 

The Ravens had better success during the regular season, but once again the team struggled in the playoffs. The struggle would continue as the Chiefs would win a hard-nosed battle with a final score of 17-10. That victory meant KC punched their ticket to the Super Bowl against the 49ers. The 49ers were once again ready to take on Kansas City in Super Bowl LVIII. History would repeat itself as the Chiefs would win a thrilling overtime battle 25-22. Mahomes won the Super Bowl MVP, earning his third superbowl ring. 

The key players who led to the championship came were made up of old and new players. On the offensive side of the ball, impact players included Patrick Mahomes, Travis Kelce, and Isiah Pacheco. Mahomes played well at the right times, but his numbers don’t reflect some of the struggles he went through in order to get to the Super Bowl. He posted 4183 passing yards, 27 touchdowns and 14 interceptions. Kelce was his top target and the 2023 season will surely be taken into account when he reaches the NFL Hall of Fame. Kelce posted 93 receptions, 984 yards and 5 touchdowns. Pacheco began to grow into a star this season as he rushed for 935 yards and scored 7 touchdowns. 

On defense the team was led by players like Chris Jones, George Karlaftis, and Trent McDuffie. Jones continued to be a consistent player on the field, as he posted 10.5 sacks and 13 tackles for loss. Karlaftis matched his season with 10.5 sacks, and Trent McDuffie was a lockdown corner all season.

Chiefs Win Super Bowl 

The Kansas City Chiefs are Super Bowl champions. After finishing the 2022-23 season with 14 wins, the Chiefs went into the playoffs with a divisional-round game against the Jacksonville Jaguars. Kansas City won that first playoff game and moved on to face the Bengals in the AFC Championship game. The Chiefs jumped ahead 13-6 at halftime. In the second half of the game, the Bengals scored 14 points but came up short. The Chiefs kicked a field goal near the end of the game and defeated the Bengals 23-20. They would go on to face the Eagles in the Super Bowl. In the Super Bowl, the Chiefs were losing by ten points at the half and Mahomes limped off the field after a low tackle aggravated this high-ankle sprain. In the 29-minute half-time break, team doctors worked on Mahomes' leg. It seemed to work, as the Chiefs scored on every single drive until the eleven-second mark of the fourth quarter. The team went up by a field goal and held on for one more play. The Chiefs are once again world champions.    

Kansas City Chiefs 2021 Season Recap

The Kansas City Chiefs topped their division in 2021. The overall record was 12-5 before heading to the NFL playoffs. The team had to take the Wild Card route to the NFL Conference Championship, where they faced the Bengals. On a third and ten play in overtime, Mahomes was picked off. That play set up with a winning field goal for the Bengals, and the Chiefs now look forward to 2022.

The Chiefs parted ways with Tyrann Mathieu as he’s moved on to free agency and another team. Tight end Jody Fortson went down in week five of the 2021 season, but he showed signs of brilliance in those early games. He’s a favorite target for Mahomes, as Mathieu seems to find a way to make the catch. Justin Reid joined the Chiefs squad in March of 2022, coming over from the Texans. Kansas City put the franchise tag on Orlando Brown Jr., assuring fans that the left tackle will play at least one more season.

Chiefs Football History

The Kansas City Chiefs had a rather “routine” 2017 season, finishing the year 10-6, winning the AFC West, and losing to the Titans 22-21 on Wild Card weekend. Realizing that it was time to stop settling for average, the Chiefs went in a different direction this offseason.

So what was that different direction for the Chiefs? Well, that would be the trading of franchise quarterback Alex Smith to the Washington Redskins. The Chiefs traded up in 2017 to draft quarterback Pat Mahomes from Texas Tech in the first round. With Smith gone, the reigns now go to Mahomes, who looks ready. The next move the team made was to release a few veterans- cornerback Darrelle Revis, who had fallen a long way from his time with the Jets as the league’s premier corner, and outside linebacker Tamba Hali. The team then traded talented but troubled cornerback Marcus Peters to the Rams for draft picks. The next move was to sign talented wide receiver Sammy Watkins to provide a big target for Mahomes. To provide depth and insurance behind Mahomes, the team added quarterbacks Chad Henne and Matt McGloin at the end of free agency.

For the draft, by the time they were done wheeling and dealing, the team ended up with six selections and went all defense. In round two they drafted Breeland Speaks, a defensive end from Mississippi to shore up their now weak pass rush. With their two selections in round three, they went with tackle Derek Nnadi from Florida State and outside linebacker Dorian O’Daniel from Clemson. In round four they went with safety Armani Watts from Texas A&M. To finish out their draft they went with cornerback Tremon Smith from Arkansas and defensive tackle Kahlil Mackenzie from Tennessee. It is a new direction for the Chiefs in 2018, but don’t expect Mahomes to take the team to the promised land right off the bat.

Even though the Chiefs were great on defense last season, they still needed a defensive end. They drafted Dee Ford from Auburn with the 23rd selection overall in round one. They also needed a cornerback so they drafted Phillip Gaines from Rice in round two. Since Dexter McCluster left in free agency, the team needed a replacement. They found running back/wide receiver De’Anthony Thomas from Oregon in round three. Even though Alex Smith is not their long-term starter, he is good for the short term, and the Chiefs drafted Aaron Murray to develop behind him in round five. The Chiefs also added two offensive linemen late, Zach Fulton, an offensive guard from Tennessee, and Laurent Duvernay-Tardif, an offensive tackle from McGill.

The Kansas City Chiefs were founded in 1960 as the Dallas Texans. The Chiefs have only called three places home since their inception. While they were known as the Texans, they played in the Cotton Bowl from 1960 to 1962. In 1963 they moved to Kansas City and became known as the Chiefs. From 1963 to 1971 they played at Municipal Stadium and in 1972 they moved into Arrowhead Stadium, which is their home to this day. Since its founding in 1960, this has been an organization that has done nothing but win. They have made the playoffs 17 times, won their division 8 times, won the old AFL three times, the Super Bowl once, and every year they are competitive.

The Chiefs have very quickly turned this around. After falling into the cellar, they picked themselves up and established an identity as a tough defensive team. Now the offense must improve if they are going to go forward.

2015 was a tale of two seasons for the Kansas City Chiefs. They began the year 1-5, losing their best player, running back Jamal Charles in the process, and we're looking at the number one pick overall, also possibly replacing Alex Smith. Then the unthinkable happened. The Chiefs rattled off 10 wins in a row to finish the season, and won their Wild Card playoff game, before losing to the Patriots in the next round.

This offseason, the Chiefs realized they had a thinning-out roster, so they decided to go for quantity in the draft. After wheeling and dealing, the Chiefs ended up with nine draft choices in total. Their primary needs were defensive tackle and the secondary. In round two, they drafted Chris Jones, an athletic defensive tackle from Mississippi State. He could fill the shoes of Dontari Poe long-term next season.

Kansas City needed depth at cornerback and they got it. They drafted their first of three cornerbacks in round three, KeiVarae Russell, from Notre Dame. In round four they drafted Eric Murray from Minnesota, and in round six they drafted D.J. White from Georgia Tech. The Chiefs also needed depth at wide receiver and added a pair of those. First, they took Demarcus Robinson from Florida in round four, then Tyreke Hill from West Alabama in round five.

Oh, what a difference 12 months can make. A year ago at this time, the Kansas City Chiefs were drafting first overall and looking at a long rebuild. Then Andy Reid came in and changed all of that. The Chiefs found themselves in the playoffs, and are now looking to build up a contender, not rebuild into one. Chiefs tickets for those playoff games were moving fast.

In 2016, the Kansas City Chiefs were playing for a shot at a Wild Card spot in the NFL playoffs. That was the case until Raiders quarterback Derek Carr broke his leg in week 15. Then the Chiefs, all of a sudden, found themselves as the AFC West champions and the number two seed in the AFC playoffs. In the divisional playoff round, they lost to the Pittsburgh Steelers. Their demise came in the game's final moments, in what was one of the better games of the entire NFL playoffs. This offseason, fans said goodbye to longtime running back Jamal Charles. They also signed All-Pro safety Eric Berry to a six-year, 78-million-dollar contract extension.

The Chiefs offices were dead quiet in free agency and turned their attention to the draft. The Chiefs found themselves with just six draft choices after trading up in round one. However, the reason why they traded up in round one is to grab Patrick Mahomes, the Texas Tech quarterback. This could either work, or it could be the biggest mistake in recent memory. In round two, they worked on their defensive line with tackle Tanoh Kpassagnon. In round three they addressed their other big need with the choice of running back Kareem Hunt from Toledo. In round four they added wide receiver, Jehu Chesson, from Michigan. They finished their draft with two defensive players, linebacker Ukeme Eligwe from Georgia Southern and safety Leon Mcquay from USC. This was already a great team, to begin with, they were just missing a great quarterback. There is no middle ground with Pat Mahomes, this is either going to work, or this is going to blow up in their face.