The last time Kansas City didn't win the division, Patrick Mahomes was still playing college baseball.

@TomPelissero: Nine times: The #Chiefs have clinched their ninth straight AFC West title.

Newly signed Chiefs left tackle D.J. Humphries is expected to start Sunday night vs. the Chargers and be in charge of protecting Patrick Mahomes' blindside, per sources. Humphries will become the third different player that Kansas City has used at left tackle the past two games. pic.x.com/ZDzODsSf65

I don't know how you can script this without a magnet inside the football: But Matthew Wright — who was with the 49ers earlier this year — just clinched the division for the Chiefs with a field goal that hit off the upright and went in. Wright also happens to wear #49

The plan for #chiefs RB Isiah Pacheco to have a full workload tonight. The expectation I'm told is they are going to lean on him a good amount too.

Here was #chiefs S Justin Reid kicking off pregame. pic.x.com/RG8fx2zYmr

Go D.J.: Chiefs to start veteran Humphries at LT vs. Chargers over Wanya Morris, per @RapSheet nfl.com/news/chiefs-to… pic.x.com/dlaj9Q8U7g

The Kansas City Chiefs tight end Noah Gray is having a breakout season in his fourth year with the defending Super Bowl champions.

Gray has been supremely productive in Kansas City’s recent games but was listed on the Chiefs injury reports in Week 14.

Will this affect Gray’s availability in Kansas City’s matchup against the Los Angeles Chargers on Sunday Night Football?

Gray is listed with a shoulder injury but it didn’t keep him from fully participating in practice this week ahead of the Chiefs’ showdown with the Chargers

The Kansas City Chiefs got out to a two-score lead over the Los Angeles Chargers on Sunday Night Football when Patrick Mahomes connected with wide receiver DeAndre Hopkins for a touchdown just before halftime.

Though the Chiefs’ offense struggled to get in rhythm early in the game, Mahomes caught fire on Kansas City’s final drive in the second quarter, and Hopkins made the most of his opportunity to make an impact in the red zone.

Before Mahomes’ touchdown pass to Hopkins, the Chiefs had only scored field goals against Los Angeles’ stingy defense, and Kansas City seemed to be stalling

The Kansas City Chiefs signed wide receiver Nikko Remigio ahead of their Week 14 matchup against the Los Angeles Chargers on Sunday Night Football.

Remigio has become a fan favorite at Chiefs training camp over the last two years but has never had a real chance to make his presence felt on the field in a regular-season game during his time in Kansas City.

Despite his addition to the team’s active roster, Remigio is unlikely to play a significant role in Andy Reid’s offense against Los Angeles

The Kansas City Chiefs have been without star kicker Harrison Butker since he was placed on injured reserve in November.

His last appearance on the field was in Week 10 when Kansas City faced the Denver Broncos.

Is Butker ready to make his comeback during the Chiefs’ Week 14 matchup against the Los Angeles Chargers on Sunday Night Football?

Butker required surgery after suffering a knee injury. He was placed on Kansas City’s injured reserve list and hasn’t yet returned to practice. However, Butker’s surgery was successful, and he has a good chance to return for the playoffs

The Kansas Chiefs had to start this season without defensive end Charles Omenihu, who was recovering from a knee injury that he sustained in the playoffs earlier this year.

Last week he made his successful comeback participating in the Chiefs’ victory over the Las Vegas Raiders.

Will he be back this week when Kansas City faces the Los Angeles Chargers on Sunday Night Football?

After suffering a torn ACL in January, Omenihu took a significant amount of time off to heal.

He returned to practice with the Chiefs after the first half of this season and while he is still listed on the injury report he is cleared to play