After a walk-off win against the Cincinnati Bengals in Week 2, the two-time reigning Super Bowl champions sit pretty after winning their first two games, and they remain at the top of the odds to win the Super Bowl at +450. The Chiefs are followed by the San Francisco 49ers (+600) and then the 2-0 Buffalo Bills and Houston Texans (both +1100).

The Kansas City Chiefs opened the season on Thursday with a win and head into the season as heavy favorites to win another Super Bowl.

What NFL teams are going which way on the Super Bowl odds board after Week 2 action? Action Network's Avery Yang takes a closer look.

When the Kansas City Chiefs take the field Thursday against the Baltimore Ravens, they will begin their quest to do something no NFL team has done during the Super Bowl era: win three straight championships.

After two straight wins that came down to the final play, Patrick Mahomes and the Kansas City Chiefs hit the road for the first time for a Sunday night game against the Atlanta Falcons.

Kansas City Chiefs running back Isiah Pacheco could take much longer than expected to recover after he broke a fibula in the final minutes of Sunday's win over the Bengals.

Kansas City Chiefs head coach Andy Reid provided a grim update on running back Isiah Pacheco's injury status while addressing reporters on Thursday (September 19). “I can’t give you a time when he’ll return,