The Kansas City Chiefs have had an up-and-down 2025 season thus far. After losing their first two games of the year, head coach Andy Reid and the Chiefs won five of their next six before losing to the Buffalo Bills on Nov. 2.

The AFC West title won’t be won Sunday, but the race will be greatly impacted by the winner of the Chiefs-Broncos game.

The Kansas City Chiefs are in a three-way race for the AFC West division title, but with them entering their bye week, how do they grade out compared to their rivals?

The Kansas City Chiefs will soon be back on the grind following the Week 10 bye week, which comes after a disappointing Week 9 loss to the Bills. With a 5-4 record heading into Week 11, they've got a lot of work to do in the next eight weeks to get themselves back into playoff contention.

Looming in the background are the Los Angeles Chargers, who have suffered a host of injuries to their offensive line and running backs in the first half of the season. They're the team closest to the Broncos in the AFC West standings but hold longer odds to win the division as of Week 10.

It only took one loss for the Kansas City Chiefs to go from looking like juggernauts to suddenly having their backs against the wall.

Kansas City Chiefs left tackle Josh Simmons has returned to the team after dealing with a family matter that kept him away for several weeks, though it remains unclear when the first-round draft pick will be back on the field for them.

The Broncos came into Week 10 with the division lead, and they won't be losing that grip quite yet. With their low-scoring victory over the Raiders, Sean Payton's squad didn't just build more of an advantage in the AFC West - the Broncos also remain in the early mix for the No. 1 seed in the conference.

The Kansas City Chiefs have been focused their AFC West rivals, which is both appropriate and expected. The Denver Broncos defense is a force to be reckoned with that’s carried the Broncos to an 8-2 record,

The Kansas City Chiefs entered their bye week in a position they have become unfamiliar with. As Week 10 begins, the Chiefs hold third place in the AFC West div

The computer clearly loves the NFC West with three teams projected to make the playoffs. Despite injuries, the 49ers (6-3) are expected to do just enough to earn the final wild-card spot, with a 76.1% chance to make the playoffs -- well ahead of the Bears (41.5%), who are projected as the first team out.