The Kansas City Chiefs felt jolly after a 29-10 win over the Pittsburgh Steelers. Head coach Andy Reid dressed up as Santa Claus in the locker room to

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Andy Reid donned a Santa Claus suit in a giddy Kansas City Chiefs locker room on Christmas Day, then handed his team a present it increasingly looks like it deserves: home-field advantage throughout the AFC playoffs.

The Chiefs were feeling the holiday spirit after the game, head coach Andy Reid most of all. He strolled in the away locker room wearing a full-on Santa suit to lead his signature "How 'bout those Chiefs" chant.

There’s no skirting around the fact that Travis Kelce is having a down year statistically-speaking, but Kansas City Chiefs head coach Andy Reid praised his star tight end for making the most of things.

Kansas City Chiefs quarterback Patrick Mahomes says it is only the beginning for his team after clinching the No.1 seed in the AFC.

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After the game, head coach Andy Reid got into the holiday spirit by dressing up as Santa Claus, and he delivered a message to the team to go along with the costume (per Adam Schefter of ESPN on X). https://x.com/AdamSchefter/status/1872029953707184384

The Kansas City Chiefs were supposed to be enduring a tough season. With questions over Patrick Mahomes’ form, injuries aplenty, a defeat to the Buffalo Bills, and doubters questioning if

Patrick Mahomes has been accurate in his comments about his availability for the final game of the NFL regular season for Andy Reid's Kansas City Chiefs. The Kansas City Chiefs will have a bye week during the Wild Card round of the postseason and a chance to get multiple players healthy in that time.

The Chiefs celebrated Christmas in style, as Kansas City clinched the No. 1 seed in the AFC with a 29-10 win over the Steelers on Wednesday. The victory makes up for last year's Christmas loss when the Chiefs were upset by the Raiders.