@SleeperBot: The Kansas City Chiefs finished the NFL regular season with a 15-2 record, securing the No. 1 seed in the AFC and a first-round bye. During the regular season, the Chiefs went 6-2 against the other AFC playoff teams, including memorable wins such as Leo Chenal's game-winning field goal block against Denver in Week 10. Kansas City will host the lowest remaining seed in the AFC divisional round, with potential opponents including the Broncos, Steelers, Texans, and Chargers. The Chiefs have a history of success in the divisional round with Patrick Mahomes at quarterback, aiming for their eighth consecutive AFC Championship game appearance.

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Andy Reid's Super Bowl success with current team vindicates Eagles' decision

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The Chiefs signed Washington to the practice squad Tuesday, Matt Derrick of Chiefs Digest reports.

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Montrell Washington - Back with Kansas City

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Chiefs sign Montrell Washington to practice squad, release Blake Lynch

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Rookies Kingsley Suamataia and Hunter Nourzad impress on O-line; Nikko Remigio, Peyton Hendershot, and Blake Lynch excel in limited roles

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Xavier Worthy shines in rookie NFL season with nine total touchdowns, teams up with Andy Reid and Patrick Mahomes

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Kansas City Chiefs benefit from L'Jarius Sneed and DeAndre Hopkins trades, secure 2025 draft pick No. 66

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Jets to interview Chiefs' Matt Nagy, Mike Borgonzi; internal promotions likely for Joe Bleymaier, David Girardi

Kansas City Chiefs secure top AFC seed with 15-2 record, prepare for divisional round with potential opponents Broncos, Steelers, Texans, Chargers