2014 SCHEDULE KANSAS CITY CHIEFS Week Day Time Opponent 1 September 7 1:00PM ET Tennessee Titans 2 September 14 4:25PM ET @ Denver Broncos 3 September 21 4:25PM ET @ Miami Dolphins 4 September 29 8:30PM ET New England Patriots 5 October 5 4:25PM ET @ San Francisco 49ers 6 Bye Week 7 October 19 4:05PM ET @ San Diego Chargers 8 October 26 1:00PM ET St. Louis Rams 9 November 2 1:00PM ET New York Jets 10 November 9 1:00PM ET @ Buffalo Bills 11 November 16 1:00PM ET Seattle Seahawks 12 November 20 8:25PM ET @ Oakland Raiders 13 November 30 8:30PM ET Denver Broncos 14 December 7 4:05PM ET @ Arizona Cardinals 15 December 14 1:00PM ET Oakland Raiders 16 December 21 1:00PM ET @ Pittsburgh Steelers 17 December 28 1:00PM ET San Diego Chargers De’Anthony Thomas interchangeable and successful as the previous year. Remember, it was in 2013 when Football Outsiders analytics rated the Chiefs as the No. 1 special teams, with the No. 1 punt return squad (led by departed Dexter McCluster, now with the Titans), No. 2 kick return team (led by departed Quentin Demps, now with the Giants) and above-average kick and punt coverage units. Only Chiefs kicker Ryan Succop graded out as a subpar Chief (15-for-16 on 39-and-under field goals; 6-for-8 on 40-49; 1-for-4 on 50-plus). Prediction Nobody in the NFL can keep up with the Denver and San Diego high-powered offenses that ranked 1-2 in the league last season and will probably go 1-2 again in 2014. That said, the improving Chiefs D is one of the few in football—and the only one in its division—that may slow them both down in 2014. It didn’t happen in 2013, when KC lost to the Broncos and Chargers in all four games by a combined 130-107 (Chiefs were 11-1 versus rest of the league). PETER AIKEN/GETTY IMAGES SPORT
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