Patrick Mahomes and the Kansas City Chiefs are facing their most important game of the season on Sunday against the Los Angeles Chargers. The Chiefs are coming off back-to-back losses, which significantly impacted their playoff hopes. Simply put, the Chiefs must win on Sunday to give themselves a chance of securing a postseason berth.

Travis Kelce has been slammed for his ‘childish’ decision to skip post-game media availability after the Chiefs lost on Sunday. Kansas City was beaten 20-10 by the Houston Texans in a

One pass after his ninth straight incompletion — a careerlong streak — Patrick Mahomes was picked off Azeez Al-Shaair. The Texans safety took advantage of a drop by Travis Kelce, which put the ball up in the air for the turnover. That could be the dagger.

Chiefs star Travis Kelce became a meme after a nightmare outing in Kansas City’s 20-10 loss to the Texans on Sunday.

“Per the Chiefs, Rice did not enter the sideline medical tent and it was not reported that Rice was placed into the concussion protocol during the game,” Florio reported. “The NFL has not responded to an inquiry regarding whether a concussion evaluation was ordered for Rice, or whether one was performed.”

Others have questioned the Democrats’ decision to include the Chiefs, after one of the team’s most famous fans, Taylor Swift, endorsed Democrat Kamala Harris for president in 2024. “Making fun of Travis Kelce when his fiancé is your biggest celebrity endorsement is an… interesting strategy,” another user wrote in response.

It was a performance that gained the attention of Chiefs star defensive tackle Chris Jones during his post-game presser, crediting the Texans quarterback for making some tough passes throughout the night that made it an extra challenge for Kansas City's defense.

The Chiefs had trouble moving the ball against the Texans' fierce defense and are a step closer to elimination from the postseason field. Before Sunday night's game, The Athletic's projection had their playoff chances dropping to 16% with a loss to the Texans. NFL.com had it at 15%. Kansas City is in trouble.