NFL Network's Daniel Jeremiah weighs in on the Kansas City Chiefs' 2025 schedule
"I'm looking at that schedule, and I'm looking at the Baltimore Ravens; that is a really good football team right there. I'm not saying they're going to lose all of these games, but when you look on there, and you see Baltimore and Detroit (Lions) and Buffalo (Bills), two games with Denver (Broncos) and (Los Angeles) Chargers always play them tough," said Jeremiah. "Gosh, you're going to go play on Thanksgiving and on Christmas; those are short weeks. I don't know. To me, they're going to be a playoff team, and they're going to be a 12-plus-win team. I just thought 15-2, I couldn't get to 15-2. They feel more like a 12-5 type team to me."
The Chiefs will play seven prime-time games in 2025, the most of any team in the NFL. Their Week 1 game in Brazil against the Los Angeles Chargers is another unique aspect of their journey.
Kansas City won a franchise record 15 games in 2024 and went undefeated at home during the regular season and playoffs.
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