▪ Don’t be threatened, Patriots fans. The Kansas City Chiefs pose no threat to the greatest dynasty in the history of the NFL.

The Chiefs succeeded the Patriots as a Super Bowl-winning dynasty. And they, like the Patriots, have become the team that some fans love to hate.

Former New England Patriots champ Tedy Bruschi has nothing but respect for the greatness on display with the Kansas City Chiefs, even as Patrick Mahomes chases Tom Brady.

Sure, be leery of betting against Patrick Mahomes and Andy Reid. But Chris Jones and Steve Spagnuolo will win this for the Chiefs.

Brady has shown all the signs of a guy who was handed a plum job without having paid his dues first, and it’ll be a minor miracle if he doesn’t mar Sunday's game with a blunder at a critical moment.

The Kansas City Chiefs have released their second injury report leading to the Super Bowl, and one wide receiver could be in danger of missing the big game.

On Thursday, former Kansas City Chiefs defensive end Jared Allen was inducted into the NFL Hall of Fame as one of four members of the Class of 2025. Allen entered the NFL as a fourth-round pick of the Chiefs in the 2004 NFL draft after a productive

Jared Allen, whose NFL path started with the Kansas City Chiefs, has been elected to the Pro Football Hall of Fame. A pass rushing specialist, Allen went on to play six seasons with the Minnesota Vikings and finish his career with the Chicago Bears and Carolina Panthers. He racked up 136 career sacks, leading the NFL twice in that department.