While the win was a full team effort, including special teams, a few players deserved a special game ball for their valiant efforts.
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With three games left in the season the Chiefs desperately needed to stay ahead of the pack with a win against Houston in their final regular season game at Arrowhead, and they did so with a pretty good looking 27-19 victory thanks to a few key players.
The Kansas City Chiefs have made it a habit to keep games close, but in Week 15 at Cleveland they finally had a respectable score and it's all thanks to a few key players that had some career-type games.
Even with all the last-second field goals and lack of consistency, the Chiefs are still 12-1 heading into their matchup against Cleveland. But with every play, drive, score and win comes some statistics that tell the story of the season...
Sunday's game against the Cleveland Browns has plenty of leading storylines to watch, but one that is getting seriously overlooked is the fact that Kareem Hunt gets his first crack at playing against his former team.
There were plenty of players who made generous—sometimes massive—impacts on the game throughout all four quarters.
Let's look at some surprising stats and key observations heading into Week 14.
After some results of early Pro Bowl voting were released some were surprised to see a certain Chief on top of the pile, but once you take a step back he might actually have what it takes to get his first Pro Bowl nomination
Even though luck played a huge part in this victory over Las Vegas, there are quite a few players who made an impact that deserve a game ball.
With the regular season nearly 3/4 of the way over and the Chiefs preparing to play their divisional rivals on a short week, there are some fun and somewhat insane statistics that Kansas City has put together ahead of their 3 p.m. game at Arrowhead
After one of the scariest, heart-attack-inducing games of the season so far, the game balls are headed to three players that were instrumental in the 30-27 victory over a gutsy Carolina Panthers team that was the worst in the league just a few weeks ago.
We found some crazy stats that prove just how ridiculous the Chiefs have been this season—and beyond!
With some rumors circulating about Matt Nagy possibly being a potential head coaching candidate this offseason, and the lack of offensive firepower under the former Bears HC, I thought it only right to show just who could be the best possible OC next year
Every year the NFL Hall of Fame announces the contenders for the next year of eligibility into their coveted halls, and next year there is a possibility that not one but two former Kansas City Chiefs could have busts featured in Canton.
After the Chiefs suffered their first loss since Christmas Day of last year, the team may look despondent but there were a few players who deserved game balls despite the 30-21 loss in Buffalo.
Somehow the Chiefs continued their winning streak on a last-second blocked field goal, but the entire game allowed a few Chiefs to show off their skills in a way that gives them the chance to receive game balls on their way to a huge showdown in Buffalo
Heading into the Chiefs' second divisional game of the season there were plenty of soundbites and talking points that would have people believe many of the Chiefs players were washed but many players stepped up and made plays that deserve game balls.
Now's the perfect time for Veach to double-dip and try to bring a couple of new faces to the receiver room.
Let's hand out some game balls from a physical road victory for the Chiefs over the 49ers.
Two veteran Chiefs stepped up despite the fact they were written off by multiple fanbases before the season started.