Andy Reid is being criticized for prioritizing his Kansas City Chiefs starters' fitness ahead of the NFL playoffs after the champions' defeat to the Denver Broncos cost the Cincinnati Bengals

Joe Burrow posted a message of disappointment on Instagram after the Cincinnati Bengals were eliminated from playoff contention after Andy Reid rested his star players in the final game of the season

Joe Burrow has finally spoken out about the Cincinnati Bengals' disappointing finish to the 2024 NFL season. As they approached the final week, the Bengals had an outside shot at the playoffs, needing both the Miami Dolphins and Denver Broncos to lose in order to secure the last playoff spot.

With the Kansas City Chiefs about to start their quest for a third consecutive Super Bowl win in the 2025 NFL playoffs, Andy Reid had a message for Patrick Mahomes and his players.

Cincinnati needed a Broncos defeat to secure the seventh and final spot in the AFC postseason race. With Denver's win, the Bengals were formally eliminated from playoff contention.

The Kansas City Chiefs have a shot at making NFL history. Just don’t tell that to head coach Andy Reid. The Chiefs can become the first team in the history of the National Football League to

The Kansas City Chiefs finished their regular season with a shocking 0-38 shutout loss to the Denver Broncos. This was the first scoreless game in Andy Reid's 11-year tenure as h

Football games are split into two halves and each team gets three two-minute timeouts per half. The NFL refers to a timeout as any time the game clock is stopped, including half time, according to Rule 3 Section 36 Article 1 in the NFL rulebook.

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Kansas City Chiefs tight end Travis Kelce addressed the controversial rumors of an intentional loss to the Denver Broncos to avoid a potential meeting with Joe Burrow's Cincinnati Bengals in the 2025 NFL playoffs.

Kansas City Chiefs tight end Travis Kelce recently tried to shut down accusations that his team was afraid to face the Cincinnati Bengals in the playoffs.