The Kansas City Chiefs (9-0) remained perfect in Week 10, but it took a last-second field goal block to fend off the Denver Broncos (5-5). Denver was in position to hand Kansas City its first loss of the season, and the Broncos will face the Chiefs again ...

The Kansas City Chiefs (8-0) beat the Tampa Bay Buccaneers on Monday, but their chances of making the playoffs remained greater than 99 percent. A win next week would clinch a playoff berth. The table below represents the Chiefs’ remaining games. Pick a winner and see what happens to the Chiefs’ playoff chances:

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The Kansas City Chiefs are still undefeated. Somehow. KC looked at its first loss directly in the face before some special-teams heroics, as the Chiefs escaped with a 16-14 home victory over the Denver Broncos on the game’s last play Sunday afternoon.

The Kansas City Chiefs pulled off another unlikely victory on Sunday, blocking a 35-yard field goal attempt by Denver Broncos kicker Will Lutz as time expired, to win 16-14 and improve to an undefeated 9-0 record this season.

By Nate Taylor, Nick Kosmider and Chris Licata The Kansas City Chiefs’ undefeated record was protected by a Leo Chenal fingertip Sunday. The linebacker blocked the Denver Broncos’ walk-off 35-yard field goal attempt to give Kansas City a 16-14 win and extend the Chiefs’ perfect start to 9-0.

The undefeated Kansas City Chiefs are close to getting a key player back in the fold. Kansas City is opening the 21-day practice window for running back Isiah Pacheco, who has been on injured reserve since fracturing his fibula back in Week 2.