This famous painting was sketched from the sidelines of Kansas City Chiefs games and practices. Now, there’s a mystery around ...

All of them, win or lose, had one thing in common, from New York Jets tight end Pete Lammons in 1969 to Kansas City Chiefs linebacker Alex Okafor in 2021: none had scored a touchdown. Texas alumni ...

Their first season was in 1960, and the franchise moved to Kansas City and changed its name to the Chiefs in 1963. The franchise won AFL titles in 1962, 1966 and 1969. The 1962 AFL championship ...

We’re looking at ten more key stats to know for the Philadelphia Eagles matchup against the Kansas City Chiefs in Super Bowl LIX ...

When Patrick Mahomes, Travis Kelce and the Kansas City Chiefs take the field at the Caesars ... dreaming of their first Super Bowl trip since 1969. And similar to what happened when the Yankees ...

Kansas City Chiefs tight end Travis Kelce spoke highly ... Recently, students in the Ignition Lab refurbished a 1969 Chevrolet Chevelle, which Kelce drove to Arrowhead for a game in December.

While the Super Bowl LIX loss stings, it doesn't diminish the Chiefs' remarkable achievements in the Mahomes era. Their ...

Kansas City’s Arrowhead Stadium ... Missouri State was led by Al Sergel, a 1969 Florida State graduate. That season, the band performed at a Nov. 18 Chiefs game against the then-San Diego ...

where Kansas City defeated the Minnesota Vikings in Super Bowl IV. The Chiefs can celebrate the history of head coach Hank Stram and the 1969 team’s seven Hall of Fame players, which included ...

Buffalo and Kansas City had met three times in the last ... Their other Super Bowl win came in Super Bowl 4 in 1970, after the 1969 season. The Chiefs will play the Eagles in Super Bowl 59.

The Kansas City Chiefs return to St. Joseph, Missouri for a tenth year to host their annual training camp. This date will be the first opportunity for every fan to get out and see what the 2019 Chiefs ...

The NFL championship game has been called the Super Bowl officially since 1969 and unofficially since 1966. Where did that name come from?