
The Kansas City Chiefs' ceiling for the 2025 campaign should be the most obvious one across the National Football League: get back to the Super Bowl and win the whole shabang. The Chiefs have made three straight Super Bowls and have been the best franchise in the NFL since the turn of the decade.
Going into the 2025 campaign, there are several narratives that the Chiefs could fall into. Several have predicted the franchise to take a step back, given the competitiveness of the AFC West division. Others believe that the Chiefs are still the team to beat in the AFC until proven otherwise, given their recent track record.
But with all the possible narratives that could shadow the Chiefs this season, one of them, unfortunately, is their floor. The floor for the Chiefs is still much better than others across the NFL, especially since quarterback Patrick Mahomes has given them expectations to rely on since taking over the starting role back in 2018.
In the eyes of CBS Sports' Jeff Kerr, the Chiefs' floor would be finishing with a 12-5 record in the regular season, making the AFC Championship game, and losing the conference game.
It's difficult to count the Chiefs out this season, even after their embarrassing loss to the Philadelphia Eagles in Super Bowl LIX. With an improved offensive line and wide receivers galore for Mahomes to choose from, the Chiefs control their fate for the future, starting with this season.
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