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Onto this week's staff picks for the Week 3 game, where the Kansas City Chiefs are a whopping 5.5-point road favorites at the Indianapolis Colts.

While the Chiefs should win handily, the Colts are a proud franchise that will be playing in their home opener after getting embarrassed last week.

The Week 4 matchup between the Kansas City Chiefs and Tampa Bay Buccaneers could be affected by what MIke Evans decides to do about his suspension.

With Denver and Las Vegas both starting off 0-1, the game will determine the leader in the division, and give the victor a 1.5-game lead over the loser.

These matchups are most likely to sway the outcome of the game. Here we'll unpack the three matchups to watch when the Chiefs and Cardinals take the field.

The Arrowhead Addict staff writers offer up their predictions for Sunday's tilt between the Kansas City Chiefs and the Arizona Cardinals.

If you are looking for a last-minute remedial starter kit to get you (or the Chiefs fan in your life) ready for the draft, then you're in the right place.

The Kansas City Chiefs have a very important question to answer this spring: Who is going to step up as the leader on this defense?

There are some cracks in the foundation for the Rams, and Sean McVay has several reasons to think that now could be the time to get out of LA.

Very early in the first quarter of the ballgame, announcer Tony Romo highlighted the importance of keeping Mahomes in the pocket.

This game is at Arrowhead, where the Chiefs are the NFL's first team to win six home playoff games in three years. They now have a shot to win a seventh.

As the team prepares to host its unprecedented fourth-consecutive AFC Championship Game, several Chiefs are quickly ascending into rare statistical glory.

The offensive trio of Mahomes, Hill, and Kelce have produced as expected, but the ancillary parts have lifted the team to a new level.

The Kansas City Chiefs' win over the Buffalo Bills established Arrowhead Stadium with an unprecedented stretch of playoff home field advantage.

At the 8:55 mark, Sean McDermott and Brian Daboll put their heads together and decided they wanted to end the game with one final go-ahead touchdown drive.

The Broncos have never - ever - taken the field in Denver with an actual, contracted NFL QB under center and been this disrespected by the Vegas line.