The Kansas City Chiefs have a 5-2 record after defeating the San Francisco 49ers in Week 7. The team has gone through what many considered the toughest stretch of their schedule and come out of it with a winning record.
They’ll take the week off to rest and recover with a Week 8 bye week before getting back to it for their final 10 games of the regular season. Only four of their remaining opponents currently have a winning record after Week 7.
Who are they set to play after the bye week? Here’s a look at the Chiefs’ remaining schedule once they get back to action:
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The Titans have been a tough out for the Chiefs during the regular season. Last year, they served up one of the worst losses of the Patrick Mahomes era with a 27-3 win over Kansas City.
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A game where former Chiefs OC Doug Pederson will be coaching against his mentor Andy Reid? This should be a good one.
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This matchup begins a three-game stretch that many believe will be the toughest part of the Chiefs’ remaining schedule.
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The Super Bowl champions haven’t looked particularly good at any point this season, but they’re right at .500 and in the thick of the NFC West race.
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I get the sense that there is some bad blood here after the Bengals won their last two matchups with the Chiefs in 2021, including the AFC title game.
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The first of two games against the Broncos in the second half of the season. Will they have found their groove by Week 14?
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The Texans might end up being the worst team in the NFL season. As things currently stand they’re the only one-win team in the league.
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I have this game circled as a surprisingly competitive matchup with a lot of fireworks on the offensive side of the ball from both teams.
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This one could be a last-ditch effort for the Broncos to get out from under the Chiefs’ shadow.
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