The Kansas City Chiefs lost an important road game to the Denver Broncos. The pass defense was a concern, and special teams continued to be problematic for KC, including miscues from kicker Harrison Butker.

Their streak of nine straight AFC West titles appears to be over. And if Kansas City is unable to get on track soon, so could its decade-long streak of playoff appearances, which predates Mahomes' days as the starting quarterback by a full three years.

The Chiefs went three-and-out on their final two possessions, including one that started with 4:10 to play with the score knotted at 19. Mahomes' first two snaps on the drive were incompletions to Kelce, while Kansas City's third-and-10 opportunity resulted in a sack.

When you finish in first place in the NFL, you earn a first-place schedule, and that’s something Kansas City has endured now for a long time. Almost every week, you see the NFL’s best, and because you’re the Chiefs, you get their best shot. That will be the case again in six days time.

Sunday’s 22-19 loss to the Broncos on Wil Lutz’s 35-yard field goal as time expired makes a record-tying 10th straight division crown a long shot. The Chiefs are currently out of playoff position; they haven’t missed the postseason since 2014.

One of Tyreek Hill's former Kansas City Chiefs teammates sees right through his recent praise of Patrick Mahomes. It's no secret that former Kansas City Chiefs star Tyreek Hill roots for the team that drafted him, as made clear with his praise of quarterback Patrick Mahomes during their Week 11 game.

The Kansas City Chiefs are in trouble. Andy Reid’s all-dominating dynasty walked into Mile High on Sunday with one thing in mind — beat the Denver Broncos to keep dreams of a 10th

Kansas City quarterback Patrick Mahomes spoke from the podium following Sunday’s 22-19 loss at Denver. To view his full press conference, watch