The Kansas City Chiefs (6-0) will try to remain unbeaten when they play their second straight road game on Sunday against the Las Vegas Raiders (2-5) at Allegiant Stadium in Week 8. The Chiefs are coming off a convincing 28-18 win over the San Francisco 49ers and are undefeated through six games for the first time in Patrick Mahomes’ career.

The Denver Broncos expected to be near the bottom of the NFL standings with the Carolina Panthers this season. However, a rookie quarterback has led the team to wins in four of their last five games and a tie for the second wild-card spot.

Brent Kelley, Mahomes’ basketball coach his senior year at Whitehouse (Texas) High, sees it in how Mahomes navigates “the chaos of every play” and his uncanny ability to make split-second decisions and move on to the next play even when something goes awry.

It’s the power of the dad bod, says Patrick Mahomes. The Chiefs quarterback powerfully ran for a touchdown on Sunday in Kansas City’s win over the 49ers, culminating with Mahomes trucking safety Malik Mustapha at the goal line and knocking him to the ground.

One former NFL receiver said DeAndre Hopkins is exactly what Patrick Mahomes has been needing in the Chiefs offense.

Matt Nagy is a former college quarterback, a former head coach of the Chicago Bears and a two-time NFL champion. As the offensive coordinator of the Kansas City Chiefs, Nagy was one of the first members of the organization to greet DeAndre Hopkins,

Kansas City Chiefs wide receiver Deandre Hopkins didn't hold back in his first press conference with his new team.