In a notably unexciting NFL game, the Raiders narrowly defeated the Chiefs 14-12 with a late 60-yard field goal, featuring no touchdowns, multiple turnovers, and a safety, marking a low point in the 2025 season.
The Las Vegas Raiders will host the Kansas City Chiefs at Allegiant Stadium on January 4, 2025, at 1:25 p.m. PT. The game will be broadcast on CBS with local coverage, and can be streamed via NFL+, YouTube TV, and Paramount+. Fans can also follow the game on social media for highlights and updates.
The Kansas City Chiefs' season concludes with a game against the Las Vegas Raiders on January 4, 2026, at Allegiant Stadium, with multiple viewing options including CBS TV, YouTube live pre- and post-game shows, NFL+ streaming, and radio broadcasts on 96.5 The Fan, along with social media updates.
A Missouri-based sports fan expresses deep resentment towards the Kansas City Chiefs' move to Kansas, criticizing the Hunt family's ingratitude and the political and financial implications of the team's relocation, leading the author to vow never to support the team again and return to rooting for the Browns.
Kansas City Chiefs head coach Andy Reid plans to return in 2026, expressing his intention to continue coaching if the team wants him back, while focusing on upcoming games and managing player injuries, including a likely absence of right guard Trey Smith for the Raiders game.
Andy Reid plans to return as the Chiefs head coach for his 14th season if the team will have him, despite missing the playoffs this year, with optimism about future success given key players and staff returning.
The article announces the date and time for the upcoming Week 18 game between the Raiders and the Chiefs, following postgame media coverage of Raiders players after their Week 17 game against the Giants.
Travis Kelce addressed retirement rumors after the Chiefs' loss to the Broncos, emphasizing he is focused on finishing the season and making personal decisions about his future, with support from family, friends, and teammates.
The article reviews the Kansas City Chiefs' Christmas loss to the Denver Broncos, highlighting key players who performed well, such as rookies Nohl Williams and Bryan Cook, veteran Travis Kelce, and others who stood out positively. It also points out players who underperformed, including pass rushers Charles Omenihu, George Karlaftis, and Chris Jones, as well as wide receivers Jalen Royals and Xavier Worthy, and discusses the game's close and competitive nature despite the loss.
Gracie Hunt, daughter of Chiefs owner Clark Hunt, made headlines with her stunning outfit during the Christmas game against the Broncos, amid a week of significant Chiefs news including the announcement of a new $3 billion domed stadium to be built across the Kansas-Missouri border, expected to open in 2031.
The Denver Broncos secured a 20-13 Christmas night victory over the Kansas City Chiefs, putting them one win away from the AFC top seed and a potential division title, highlighted by a clever call named 'Harrisburg' that drew a crucial offsides penalty. The game featured strategic plays, a record-breaking season for sacks, and a humorous misfire in playoff clinching expectations, with the Broncos now focusing on upcoming games that could determine their playoff seeding.
The Broncos narrowly defeated the Chiefs 20-13 on Christmas night, leveraging a crucial fourth-down bluff and a late touchdown to secure their 11th one-possession win of the season, keeping their AFC West division hopes alive and positioning them for a potential top seed in the playoffs.
Broncos coach Sean Payton revealed that in a critical moment, the team planned to take a delay of game penalty and kick a late field goal, but a clever pre-snap move by their guard caused a penalty that helped secure their 20-13 victory over the Chiefs, preventing the Chiefs from having a chance to tie or win.
The Denver Broncos narrowly defeated the Kansas City Chiefs 20-13 in a game marked by dropped passes, missed tackles, and injury setbacks, but their strong defense and strategic play secured the win. Despite fatigue and key injuries, the Broncos' victory, their first at Arrowhead since 2015, keeps their playoff hopes alive, with upcoming games crucial for their division and seeding.
Travis Kelce delivered an emotional farewell performance at Arrowhead Stadium, hinting at a possible retirement after a 13-year career with the Chiefs, during which he became one of the NFL's top tight ends. Despite a tough season and injuries to key teammates, Kelce showed resilience and pride, leaving fans and teammates hopeful for a potential return, but ultimately leaving his future decision to his family and the Chiefs organization.