Chiefs RB Darrel Williams, who has really stepped up for them this season, just surpassed 700 yards from scrimmage this season, earning an incentive worth $250K💰

From @NFLGameDay: The #Vikings will feature RB Alexander Mattison today, while #Chiefs RB Clyde Edwards-Helaire (illness) should be full go. Oh, and in Seattle, Adrian Peterson is expected to get the bulk of the carries for the #Seahawks. 🤯 🤯 pic.twitter.com/SH4RXM6weO

Patrick Mahomes' touchdown prop is one of many bets to target in the Denver Broncos-Kansas City Chiefs matchup Sunday night.

That was Harrison Butker's fifth field goal of 50+ yards this season, the most in a single season in franchise history.

That's the third time a ball has hit Tyreek Hill's hands and then been intercepted. His second drop on that drive. Really weird stuff.

The Chiefs have won 5 straight games, giving them a winning streak of at least 5 games in each of Andy Reid's nine seasons. Truly remarkable given where the franchise was before he arrived

Ben Niemann and Dam Sorensen combining for the biggest defensive play of the night, as we all expected.

FINAL: Chiefs 22, Broncos 9. The Chiefs have a 5-game winning streak & their defense has surrendered fewer than 20 points in each game, the longest streak by any team in the NFL this season. Daniel Sorensen scored on a pick-six. Their record is 8-4.

Yet another time consuming TD drive by the Chiefs to begin a game. And this one had Demarcus Robinson catching a couple of passes and throwing a key block on the TD

Charvarius Ward allowed just 2 receptions for 19 yards on 7 targets as the nearest defender in the #Chiefs 22-9 victory over the Broncos. Ward has allowed the lowest completion percentage (40.0%) this season among DB (min. 40 targets). #DENvsKC | #ChiefsKingdom pic.twitter.com/yfsOgkVfye

Tyrann Mathieu on Denver's 20-play, 0-point drive: "our defense is about weathering the storm sometimes."

Travis Kelce walked up to Elway a few minutes ago on his way to locker room. Shook his hand. Kelce: "Hey big guy. Watched ya growing up. You killed my Browns but you were great." Yes, Kelce is a big star. But then there's Elway. #9sports twitter.com/mikeklis/statu…

Willie Gay is so, so close to having a pick-6.

Here are the Chiefs' inactives for tonight's game against Denver: QB Shane Buechele CB Rashad Fenton OT Lucas Niang OT Kyle Long

Byron Pringle may have just made the play of the game -- and he's probably only in there because Chris Lammons left the game with an injury.

CB Chris Lammons is questionable to return with an ankle injury. pic.twitter.com/ZTqS7pJlK9

I say it every year (@RealMikeRob will vouch for me): Steve Spagnuolo's defense will always be better in Nov and beyond than it was in Sept and Oct. For various reasons over the years, that's just the way it is. twitter.com/willbrinson/st…

And … woof. Bridgewater's first interception since Week 7 is a howler, throwing it right to Juan Thornhill.

Melvin Ingram got there first but that's a hell of a blitz from Steve Spagnuolo.

Mike Hughes is the 3rd cornerback for the Chiefs in place of Rashad Fenton.

The Kansas City Chiefs officially activated offensive lineman Kyle Long this week after a knee injury in OTAs kept him on the Reserve/PUP list following his signing with the team in March. His position on the roster is enviable given the Chiefs’ depth up front, and Long likely won’t have to rush back to action or start before getting acclimated to being back in the weekly routine of playing professional football.

Long spoke to the media before practice on Friday, giving reporters a deep dive into his role while he was injured. A potential Week 1 starter before he injured the knee, his path to where he is today was somewhat unorthodox for a veteran Pro Bowler. Asked specifically about how he has helped his teammates to this point, Long flipped the script and took the opportunity to expound on how his fellow linemen have helped him

The Kansas City Chiefs could be without one of their most productive special teams players, budding star gunner Chris Lammons, after he sustained an ankle injury against Denver on Sunday. He was deemed questionable to return to the game, and it could potentially be a big blow to the team if this game comes down to one score.

Lammons has six tackles this season and has played in 78-percent of the Chiefs’ special teams snaps through their 12 games heading into this matchup. His presence as a gunner in punt coverage has been crucial to second-year punter Tommy Townsend’s success this season, and played a key role in Townsend’s selection as Special Teams Player of the Month in November

In case you missed it, I wrote yesterday how Creed Humphrey's excellent can only be appreciated when you see how rarely he makes mistakes over the course of multiple games. He's a rare player already. mnchiefsfan.substack.com/p/close-to-fla…

Look at the block by RT Andrew Wylie. twitter.com/Chiefs/status/…