A FAN’S GUIDE TO THE KANSAS CITY CHIEFS THE PAST. THE PRESENT. THE NEXT CHAPTER.
KCCHIEFSTHROUGH THE YEARS AN INDEPENDENT FAN PAGE

DALLAS, 1960 → KANSAS CITY & BEYOND

ONE TEAM.
A LIFETIME
OF STORIES.

Big wins. Tough losses. A whole lot of heart.
Get to know the Chiefs, one moment at a time.

Made for curious fans. No football knowledge needed.
An aerial view of Arrowhead Stadium, with its red seating bowl around the football field
OUR SUNDAYS.
OUR STORY.
01 / THE HOME CROWDArrowhead StadiumKansas City, Missouri · Home since 1972
4SUPER BOWL WINS1970 · 2020 · 2023 · 2024
3AFL CHAMPIONSHIPS1962 · 1966 · 1969 seasons
5–22026 SEASON SO FARRegular season · checked 7 Nov
HUNTONE FAMILY’S TEAMFrom the very beginning ↗

01 / FOLLOW THE JOURNEY

Every era has a story.

Pick a chapter. Meet the people. Relive the moments.

02 / EVERY SUNDAY COUNTS

The games. Then & now.

Find a season, check a score, or see who’s coming next.

67 SEASONS OF FOOTBALL

NEXT ON THE SCHEDULE · WEEK 9

Chiefs vs Jets

8 Nov 2026 · Arrowhead Stadium

MARKET ESTIMATE80%CHIEFS WIN CHANCE
Chiefs are the favourites

About 8 chances in 10. An upset can still happen.

How we work this out ↓

2026 SEASON

Scores always show Chiefs first (Texans before 1963). W = win · L = loss · T = tie. Historical dates use the game’s local date.

WHENOPPONENTRESULT / STATUSWIN CHANCEGame details

A GUESS WITH NUMBERS, NOT A PROMISE

What does “80%” really mean?

Imagine playing a similar game 10 times. The market estimate says the Chiefs might win about 8. The other team can still win on Sunday.

The next-game estimate uses a single DraftKings snapshot reported by CBS Sports on 6 November 2026: Chiefs −500, Jets +380. We turn both prices into chances, then adjust them so they add up to 100%.

Show the numbers & estimated score

Chiefs: 500 ÷ 600 = 83.33%. Jets: 100 ÷ 480 = 20.83%. The total is 104.17%, because bookmaker prices include a margin. Adjusted Chiefs chance: 83.33 ÷ 104.17 = 80%.

The same snapshot gives Chiefs −9.5 and a 45.5-point total. That implies 27.5 points for KC and 18 for NYJ — roughly Chiefs 28–18 after rounding. This is a simple market-based estimate, never a final score.

Read the dated source ↗

Odds move. This page does not update automatically. No verified odds are stored for the later games. This is a fan explanation, with no betting sign-ups or wagers.

03 / THE PEOPLE BEHIND THE TEAM

One family. A lasting legacy.

The coach picks the plays. The owners help guide the whole club.

THE FOUNDER · 1959–2006

Lamar Hunt

He creates the Texans, helps start the AFL and brings the team to Kansas City. His dream becomes a family tradition.

Lamar’s story ↗

FAMILY OWNERSHIP · AFTER 2006

The Hunt family & Clark

The family keeps the Chiefs after Lamar’s death. Clark Hunt leads the club as chairman and CEO. He is Lamar’s son.

Meet Clark Hunt ↗

04 / YOU’RE ON THE TEAM NOW

Football, without the head-scratching.

Six little things that make the story easier to follow.

01

What is a season?

A year of games. Today, teams play 17 regular-season games. Older seasons had fewer.

02

What are the playoffs?

The knockout games after the main season. Lose one, and your season is over.

03

What is the Super Bowl?

The NFL’s championship game. The AFC winner plays the NFC winner for the trophy.

04

How do you score?

A touchdown is 6 points. A field goal is 3. After a touchdown, a team can try for 1 or 2 extra points.

05

Why do years look odd?

The 2019 season ends at the Super Bowl in February 2020. Season year and game year can differ.

06

What is a favourite?

The team the odds suggest is more likely to win. “More likely” still leaves room for a surprise.

THE STORY BEHIND THE STORY

Real history. Clear sources.

Checked 7 November 2026. This is an independent fan guide, not an official Chiefs or NFL website.

Sources, archive coverage & photo credit

Game archive: official Chiefs season pages, 1960–2026. Every season was collected, including the regular-season and playoff entries the team publishes. Available preseason entries are also included; older preseason coverage varies. Bye weeks are rest weeks, not games. Open any game to see its source.

The team’s archive sometimes uses today’s city names for old opponents. Familiar franchise moves have been corrected here; old Washington entries use a neutral label. Unknown venues and unconfirmed dates are shown plainly. Future schedules may change.

Photo: Arrowhead aerial by Ichabod, cropped by Hmdwgf, via Wikimedia Commons, CC BY-SA 4.0. Displayed with a layout crop and dark overlay; image adaptations retain that licence. Photo is from 2013, not a live stadium view.