ESPN's Joe Buck reveals how many games the network has the Chiefs on for Monday Night Football

The Kansas City Chiefs are embarking on a historic journey, aiming for a third consecutive championship, a feat never before achieved. This unprecedented quest is sure to captivate the attention of sports enthusiasts worldwide.

As usual, the Kansas City Chiefs are set to feature in numerous national TV games. In the previous season, they kicked off with an impressive six, although one game against the New England Patriots was rescheduled from primetime to accommodate a more significant match.

We are eagerly awaiting the announcement of the Kansas City Chiefs' national TV games and schedule in general, which is scheduled for Wednesday. However, the NFL has already unveiled two of these games. The first is their home and season opener on Thursday Night Football, a rematch of the AFC Championship against the Baltimore Ravens from last year.

The other is Week 2 against the Cincinnati Bengals in what should be the 3:30 P.M. slot, so it likely won't end up being a nationally televised game. But, as of right now, we know the Chiefs will have at least one, which is opening night.

Now, after what ESPN's play-by-play announcer Joe Buck said on Good Morning America, we can expect the Chiefs to have two more nationally televised games.