2007 KANSAS CITY CHIEFS POSTSEASON GUIDE. KANSAS CITY CHIEFS One Arrowhead Drive Kansas City, MO Phone: (816)

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1 2007 KANSAS CITY CHIEFS POSTSEASON GUIDE KANSAS CITY CHIEFS One Arrowhead Drive Kansas City, MO Phone: (816) TABLE OF CONTENTS 2007 NFL Standings Regular Season Review Team Notes NFL Draft Information President Carl Peterson Important Dates Schedule Information Individual Honors Carl Peterson and Herm Edwards Quotes Herm Edwards and Chan Gailey Quotes Team and Individual Stats Defensive and Special Teams Stats Game-by-Game Offense Game-by-Game Defense Offensive Player Notes Defensive Player Notes Special Teams Player Notes Final Rosters/Depth Chart Rosters Depth Chart and Pronunciation Guide Additional Stats Game Summaries Chiefs Individual Single-Game Bests Opp. Individual Single-Game Bests Big Yardage Games/Awards Weekly NFL Rankings/Record When Ind. Offensive Game-by-Game Stats Ind. Special Teams Game-by-Game Stats Ind. Defensive Game-by-Game Stats Special Teams Game-by-Game Tackles Participation Chart Game-by-Game Starting Lineups Game-by-Game Captains Game-by-Game Inactives Transactions Chiefs 2007 Roster by Experience Turnover Chart Inside the 20 Effi ciency Goal-to-Go Situations Big Plays Chiefs Scoring Drives Opponent Scoring Drives The Last Time Supplemental Biographies Updated Player Biographies Feature Clips CHIEFS 2007 RESULTS 9/9 L Houston ,080 9/16 L Cincinnati ,095 9/23 W Minnesota ,038 9/30 W San Diego ,175 10/7 L 7-17 Jacksonville ,917 10/14 W Cincinnati ,846 10/21 W Oakland ,240 11/4 L Green Bay ,988 11/11 L Denver ,368 11/18 L Indianapolis ,294 11/25 L Oakland ,210 12/2 L San Diego ,874 12/9 L Denver ,895 12/16 L Tennessee ,976 12/23 L Detroit ,938 12/30 L N.Y. Jets ,737 Chiefsmedia.com is a media-specifi c website designed to assist all media outlets in their coverage of the Chiefs. This password protected site provides the media guide, weekly media packets, rosters, bios, depth charts, play-by-plays, credential requests, practice schedules and Q&A archives. Contact Patrick Herb or Brad Kuhbander of the Chiefs public relations department for more details. To log onto www. chiefsmedia.com use the following sign-in information: Username: Any valid address will work Password: media

2 FINAL 2007 REGULAR SEASON NFL STANDINGS AFC East Team W L T PCT PF PA Home Road AFC NFC DIV Streak New England W Buffalo L N.Y. Jets W Miami L AFC North Team W L T PCT PF PA Home Road AFC NFC DIV Streak Pittsburgh L Cleveland W Cincinnati W Baltimore W AFC South Team W L T PCT PF PA Home Road AFC NFC DIV Streak Indianapolis L Jacksonville* L Tennessee* W Houston W AFC West Team W L T PCT PF PA Home Road AFC NFC DIV Streak San Diego W Denver L Kansas City L Oakland L NFC East Team W L T PCT PF PA Home Road AFC NFC DIV Streak Dallas L N.Y. Giants* L Washington* W Philadelphia W NFC North Team W L T PCT PF PA Home Road AFC NFC DIV Streak Green Bay W Minnesota W Detroit L Chicago W NFC South Team W L T PCT PF PA Home Road AFC NFC DIV Streak Tampa Bay L Carolina W New Orleans L Atlanta W NFC West Team W L T PCT PF PA Home Road AFC NFC DIV Streak Seattle L Arizona W San Francisco L St. Louis L * Wild Card Qualifi er

3 2007 REGULAR SEASON REVIEW KANSAS CITY CHIEFS (4-12) 3RD AFC WEST REGULAR SEASON HOME: 2-6 ROAD: 2-6 DIVISION: 2-4 AFC: 3-9 NFC: 1-3 GRASS: 4-9 ARTIFICIAL SURFACES: 0-3 OUTDOORS: 4-9 INDOORS: 0-3 KC S DEFENSIVE IMPROVEMENT CONTINUES Kansas City ranked among the NFL s top five in nine different key defensive categories in KC led the NFL in third-down efficiency at 31.3% (65 of 208). KC allowed an NFL-low 17 scoring drives of 10 plays or more. The Chiefs led the league, forcing 121 negative plays (77 rushing, 44 passing). KC was second in the NFL in defensive TD efficiency, allowing opponents to score TDs on 14.5% on the Chiefs defensive possessions (28 TDs on 193 opponent drives). The Chiefs ranked second in the NFL in Red Zone defense with a 37.2 Red Zone TD percentage, allowing a league-low 16 Red Zone TDs on 43 possessions. Kansas City ranked third in the NFL, permitting 28 offensive TDs. The Chiefs forced opponents to go three-and-out 47 times, tying for the fifth-highest total in the league. KC tied for fifth in the NFL by permitting 278 first downs. The Chiefs were fifth in the NFL, allowing passing ypg. KEY CHIEFS DEFENSIVE STATS NFL The Chiefs Best Category Total Rank Total Since... Third-Down % 30.2% 1st 30.2% in 1999 Negative Plays 121 1st 132 in Play Drives 17 1st 16 in 1999 TD Efficiency % 14.5% 2nd 12.1% in 1997 Red Zone TD % 37.2% 2nd Began tracking in 1995 Off. TDs Allowed 28 T3rd 23 in 1997 Pass Yds/Game th in 1998 Three-and-Outs 47 T5th 47 in 2001 First Downs 278 T5th 278 in FINAL STATS AND RANKINGS AFC NFL Total Offense th 31st Rush Offense th 32nd Pass Offense th 20th Total Defense th 13th Rush Defense th 28th Pass Defense th 5th Turnover Ratio T13th T28th Pts./Game th 31st Opp. Pts./Game th 14th MORE DEFENSIVE SUPERLATIVES The Chiefs ranked 13th in total defense (319.4 ypg), marking the third consecutive season the club has improved in that category. Kansas City s ranking in total defense was the club s best since coming in ninth in 98 (303.4 ypg). The Chiefs allowed 28 offensive TDs. Only Indianapolis (26) and Philadelphia (26) permitted fewer. It was the fewest offensive TDs allowed by KC since permitting a league-low 23 in 97. Kansas City allowed 298 offensive points in 2007, marking the first time the Chiefs have given up fewer than 300 offensive points since permitting 294 in 99. The Chiefs finished the season in the league s top five in thirddown defense for the first time since ranking second in 99 at 30.2% (65 of 215). Last year, KC was 18th in the league in thirddown defense at 39.2% (83 of 212). KC led the NFL in goal-to-go defense, permitting TDs on 43.8% (seven of 16) of opponents goal-to-go drives. KC permitted opponents to convert just 25.8% (eight of 31) of the time on third down in the Red Zone to rank third in the NFL. The Chiefs ranked fourth in the league, permitting just 17 TD passes. BUILDING A DEFENSE THROUGH THE DRAFT All 11 of Kansas City s primary defensive starters in 2007 were acquired since the start of the 2004 campaign, including five Chiefs draft picks from 2004 or later DE Jared Allen (D4-04), LB Derrick Johnson (D1-05), DE Tamba Hali (D1-06), SS Bernard Pollard (D2-06) and FS Jared Page (D7-06). Since Gunther Cunningham s return to Kansas City as defensive coordinator in 2004, the Chiefs have improved from 31st in total defense (377.9 ypg in 2004) to 13th in 2007 (319.4 ypg). The Chiefs have improved in offensive points allowed in every year since Cunningham s return. KC allowed 413 offensive points (25.8 ppg) in 2004 compared to 298 in 2007 (18.6 ppg), a decrease of 7.2 points per game. Kansas City allowed 50 offensive TDs in 2004 to rank 31st in the league. The Chiefs tied for third in the NFL, permitting 28 offensive TDs in 2007, a decrease of 22 offensive scores. Including LB Donnie Edwards (D4-06) who rejoined the Chiefs as a UFA in 2007, KC had nine former defensive draft choices start at least one contest for the club this season. That list also included S Greg Wesley (D3-00), DE Jimmy Wilkerson (D5-03), DE Turk McBride (D2-07) and DT Tank Tyler (D3-07).

4 HERM EDWARDS NFL Head Coach: 7th Year NFL Coach Overall: 15th Year NFL Overall: (.458) Regular Season: (.464) Postseason: 2-4 (.333) Record w/kc: (.406) Record w/nyj: (.488) Overall NFL Exp: 28th year College: San Diego State ( 77) Herm Edwards was named the 10th head coach in Kansas City history on January 9, The first coach in franchise history to guide the Chiefs to the playoffs in his initial season, he helped the 2006 Chiefs become just the fifth team since 2000 to overcome an 0-2 start and still make the postseason. Edwards guided the N.Y. Jets to three postseason berths during a fiveyear stint ( ) with that franchise. He originally joined the Chiefs as a recipient of the NFL s Minority Coaching Fellowship in 89. He later served as a scout ( 90-91, 95) and also coached defensive backs ( 92-94). Born in Fort Monmouth, NJ on April 27, 1954, Edwards served as Tampa Bay s assistant head coach/dbs coach under Tony Dungy from Edwards concluded his college career as a DB at San Diego State in 76 and signed as a rookie free agent with Philadelphia ( 77-85). In 135 career starts with the Eagles, he established a franchise record with 38 INTs, and started in Super Bowl XV. Edwards concluded his NFL playing career seeing duty in seven games for the Rams and Falcons in 86. He then coached DBs at San Jose State ( 87-89) prior to his arrival in the NFL ranks with Kansas City in 90. EDWARDS OWNS A SOLID TRACK RECORD Chiefs head coach Herm Edwards has guided his teams to the postseason four times in seven seasons as an NFL head coach. During his 28 seasons in the NFL as either a player, coach or a scout, Edwards has been a member of 16 different playoff teams four as a head coach, six as an assistant coach, three as a player and three as a scout. Edwards played in seven postseason contests during his 10-year playing career. Since the start of the 2001 campaign, only Tony Dungy (7), Bill Belichick (6) and Mike Holmgren (5) own more playoff appearances among active NFL head coaches than Edwards (4). MOST PLAYOFF APPEARANCES SINCE 2001 ACTIVE NFL HEAD COACHES 1. 7 Tony Dungy Tampa Bay, Indianapolis 2. 6 Bill Belichick New England 3. 5 Mike Holmgren Seattle 4. 4 Herm Edwards N.Y. Jets, Kansas City Jon Gruden Oakland, Tampa Bay Andy Reid Philadelphia Edwards is just one of five coaches in NFL history to guide two different franchises to the postseason in his initial season with those clubs, doing it with the N.Y. Jets (2001) and Kansas City (2006). During his seven-year stint as an NFL head coach, Edwards has never missed the playoffs in two consecutive seasons. Edwards is one of four current NFL head coaches who served as assistant coaches under Tony Dungy in Tampa Bay. Edwards owns the most victories among that quartet with a regular season record. THE DUNGY COACHING FAMILY TREE NFL HEAD COACHES Regular Coach Team(s) TB Role Season Playoffs Tony Dungy TB, IND Head Coach ( 96-01) Herm Edwards NYJ, KC Asst. HC/DBs ( 96-00) Lovie Smith Chicago LBs ( 96-00) Rod Marinelli Detroit Def. Line ( 96-05) Mike Tomlin Pittsburgh DBs ( ) KANSAS CITY CHIEFS AFC NFL Category Player Total Rank Rank Scoring Rayner 59 27th - - Rushing Yards L. Johnson th - - QB Rating Huard th 22nd Receptions Gonzalez 99 6th 7th Rec. Yards Gonzalez th 12th Interceptions Page 3 T19th - - Punting Avg. Colquitt th 7th Punt Ret. Avg. Drummond th 20th KO Ret. Avg. Drummond th 37th Sacks Allen st 1st THE 2008 NFL DRAFT The 73rd Annual NFL Player Selection Meeting is scheduled for April in New York, NY. Rounds 1-2 of the 2008 NFL Draft will take place on Saturday, April 26th. Rounds 3-7 will take place on Sunday, April 27th. Time limits for each pick per round are as follows: Round 1 (10 minutes), Round 2 (seven minutes) and Rounds 3-7 (five minutes). As of January 21st, the Chiefs have 10 picks in the 2008 NFL Draft, pending any compensatory selections. The Chiefs currently hold either the fourth or fifth overall selection in the 2008 NFL Draft subject to a coin flip. Currently, the Chiefs have picks in every round, including two picks in rounds five, six and seven. Kansas City obtained Miami s fifth-round pick in the QB Trent Green trade. Kansas City acquired Tampa Bay s sixth-round pick in the RB Michael Bennett trade. Kansas City gained the N.Y. Giants seventh-round pick in the K Lawrence Tynes trade NFL FIRST-ROUND DRAFT ORDER (as of 1/21/08) 2007 Opponents W-L-T Record Pct. 1. Miami St. Louis Atlanta* Oakland* Kansas City* N.Y. Jets New England (from SF) 5-11** Baltimore Cincinnati New Orleans Buffalo Denver Carolina Chicago Detroit Arizona Minnesota Houston Philadelphia Tampa Bay Washington Dallas (from Cleveland) 10-6** Pittsburgh Tennessee Seattle Jacksonville San Diego Dallas San Francisco (from IND) 13-3** Green Bay N.Y. Giants Note: New England forfeited its original first-round selection. *Subject to coin flip at NFL Scouting Combine. **Denotes record of team that originally held the pick.

5 SCORING DEFENSE KC tied for third in the NFL, allowing only 28 offensive TDs. Indianapolis and Philadelphia led the league (26). The 28 total offensive TDs permitted by the Chiefs were the club s fewest since allowing a league-low 23 offensive TDs in 97. The Chiefs allowed just 17 passing TDs in 2007, a mark that tied as the fourth-lowest tally in the NFL. Seattle allowed a league-low 15 TD passes. KC allowed 11 rushing TDs in 2007, a decrease of seven from 2006 (18). St. Louis allowed a league-low five TD runs. NFL LEADERS, OFFENSIVE TDS ALLOWED, 2007 Team Off. TDs Rushing TDs TD Passes 1. Indianapolis Philadelphia Kansas City Pittsburgh Green Bay Tampa Bay Minnesota Excluding scores by opponents defenses and special teams, KC s defense permitted 298 offensive points (18.6 ppg) in 2007, the lowest total the Chiefs had permitted since giving up 294 offensive points (18.4 ppg) in 99. Kansas City allowed opponents to score 335 total points (20.9 ppg) in 2007, a mark that ranked seventh in the AFC and 14th in the NFL. Indianapolis led the NFL, allowing 262 total points (16.4 ppg). The Chiefs ranked second in the NFL in opponent TD efficiency, limiting foes to TDs on just 14.5% (28 of 193) of their offensive possessions. Philadelphia led the league at 13.9%. Only Baltimore (43) forced opponents to attempt more field goals (39) than Kansas City. NFL LEADERS, OPPONENT TD EFFICIENCY, 2007 Team TD Pct. TDs Possessions 1. Philadelphia Kansas City Seattle Washington Minnesota Dating back to 95, the Chiefs are (.722) when holding foes to 21 points or less, including a (.846) mark at Arrowhead. The Chiefs held 10 of their 16 opponents to 20 points or less in Kansas City has won 25 of its last 28 games at Arrowhead when holding opponents to 21 points or less. Dating back to 95, KC is 40-1 (.976) when holding foes to 10 points or less, including a 2-0 mark in The Chiefs are 41-0 at Arrowhead dating back to 90 when holding opponents to 10 points or less. The Chiefs permitted 168 second-half points in 2007, a mark that ranked seventh in the AFC. KC did not permit any offensive points in the first quarter of six games in In total, the Chiefs permitted 66 points in the first quarter in Chicago led the NFL, allowing just 33 first-quarter points. KC pitched a first-half shutout at Oakland (10/21), posting a victory over the Raiders. KC pitched a second-half shutout in two games, accomplishing the feat in victories vs. Minnesota (9/23) and at San Diego (9/30). The Chiefs allowed 39 points in the third quarter to rank 10th in the NFL. KC pitched a fourth-quarter shutout in five games in 2007, posting a 2-3 record in those outings. Kansas City allowed 79 points in the fourth quarter to tie for second in the AFC with New England. The Chiefs tied for seventh in the NFL in that category. The Chiefs allowed 177 points (22.1 ppg) at home in Pittsburgh paced the NFL, permitting just 93 points (11.6 ppg) at home this season. TOTAL DEFENSE The Chiefs allowed yards per game to rank seventh in the AFC and 13th in the NFL, marking the third consecutive year the club has improved in that category. Kansas City s NFL rank of 13th in total defense was the franchise s best finish in the league since ranking ninth in 98 (303.4 ypg). The last time the Chiefs permitted fewer total yards in a season was in 99 when KC allowed ypg. KC forced a league-high 121 negative plays in 2007, up from 97 in The last time the Chiefs forced more negative plays in a season was 2000 when the club accumulated 132. Kansas City led the league by forcing 77 negative rushing plays. NFL LEADERS, NEGATIVE PLAYS FORCED, 2007 Team Neg. Plays Rushing Passing 1. Kansas City N.Y. Giants Philadelphia Minnesota Detroit San Francisco KC allowed 278 first downs in 2007, an average of 17.4 per game. That total tied with New England as the fifth-lowest mark in the NFL. Pittsburgh led the NFL by allowing 15.6 first downs per game. KC held five opponents to 300 or fewer total net yards in The Chiefs allowed a season-low 216 total net yards at Indianapolis (11/18), the Colts lowest yardage output since a contest at Seattle (12/24/05). Opponents averaged 5.22 yards per play in 2007, down from 5.27 yards per play in RUSHING DEFENSE KC s defense allowed rushing yards per game to rank 12th in the AFC and 28th in the NFL. Kansas City permitted 4.34 rushing yards per carry in The Chiefs forced a league-high 77 negative rushing plays in 2007, 22 more than 2006 when the club forced 55. KC limited four foes to less than 100 team rushing yards in Chiefs opponents had 481 rushing attempts in 2007, up from 461 rushing attempts in KC allowed a season-low 55 rushing yards in a win at Oakland (10/21). PASSING DEFENSE The Chiefs ranked fifth in the NFL, allowing net passing yards per game, a decrease of 19.5 ypg from 2006 and a decrease of 41.0 ypg from KC s net passing yards per game marked the club s lowest total since 98 when the Chiefs only surrendered net passing yards per game. KC ranked fifth in the NFL in pass defense, the club s best finish in that department since ranking second in 92 at ypg. NFL LEADERS, PASS DEFENSE, 2007 Team Yards Per Game TDs Yards Per Play 1. Tampa Bay Indianapolis Pittsburgh Miami Kansas City Opponents threw for 3,022 yards against KC in 2007, a decrease of 312 yards from 2006 and a decrease of 657 yards from Kansas City allowed 17 TD passes in 2007, a decrease of eight TDs from 2005 (25). The Chiefs opponents compiled an 81.0 QB rating in 2007, a mark that ranked 14th in the NFL. KC produced four contests with two or more INTs in 2007, posting a 2-2 record in those games. The Chiefs own a 21-6 (.778) record when they force two or more INTs in a game dating back to KC is 30-4 (.882) at Arrowhead dating back to 95 when the club forces two or more INTs.

6 KC permitted opponents to complete just 82 passes of yards in 2007, a mark that ranked fifth in the NFL. The Chiefs allowed just two individual 300-yard passers (Brett Favre GB and Carson Palmer CIN) in KC registered 37.0 sacks in 2007, up from 32.0 in KC s 37.0 sacks tied as the fourth-highest total in the AFC and tied as the fifth-highest mark in the NFL. The Chiefs recorded at least 1.0 sack in each contest of KC s defense recorded 4.0 or more sacks in three different games, doing it vs. Minnesota (5.0), vs. Jacksonville (4.0) and vs. Cincinnati (4.0). The Chiefs recorded at least 2.0 sacks in 11 of their 16 contests in The Chiefs got 11.0 sacks on 1st down, 10.0 on 2nd down, 15.0 on 3rd down and 1.0 on 4th down. The Chiefs had 13.0 sacks in the 1st quarter, 12.0 in the 2nd quarter, 8.0 in the third quarter and 4.0 in the fourth quarter. KC permitted 200 or fewer net passing yards in 10 contests in Kansas City s defense permitted a season-low nine pass completions at Detroit (12/23). The Chiefs allowed a season-low 99 net passing yards at Detroit (12/23). The Chiefs permitted a season-low five passing first downs vs. San Diego (12/2). RED ZONE DEFENSE The Chiefs ranked first in the AFC and second in the NFL in Red Zone defense with a 37.2 Red Zone TD pct., allowing 16 TDs on 43 opponent drives into the Red Zone. Philadelphia led the NFL with a 36.4 Red Zone TD pct. (20 TDs on 55 Red Zone trips). KC s 37.2 Red Zone TD percentage was the club s best showing in that department since that stat began being tracked in 95. Kansas City permitted a league-low 16 Red Zone TDs. The Chiefs allowed 189 points in the Red Zone to rank sixth in the NFL. San Diego allowed an NFL-low 162 Red Zone points. NFL LEADERS, RED ZONE TD EFFICIENCY, 2007 Team TD Pct. TDs RZ Possessions 1. Philadelphia Kansas City Baltimore Buffalo Minnesota THIRD-DOWN DEFENSE The Chiefs led the NFL, allowing opponents to convert only 31.3% (65 of 208) of their third-down attempts. The last time Kansas City allowed a lower conversion percentage on third down was in 99 when the Chiefs ranked second in the league at 30.2% (65 of 215). NFL LEADERS, OPPONENT THIRD-DOWN EFFICIENCY, 2007 Team Pct. Conversions Attempts 1. Kansas City Chicago Green Bay New England N.Y. Giants Kansas City held 12 of its 16 regular season opponents (75.0%) to a conversion rate of 30.0% or less on third down, including each of the club s last seven opponents. The Chiefs held Cincinnati (10/14) to just one of 11 on third down (9.1%), the club s best mark since allowing the Texans to go one of 11 (9.1%) on third down at Houston (11/20/05). BALL CONTROL STATS The Chiefs allowed a league-low 17 drives of 10 or more plays. The last time KC permitted fewer 10-play drives was in 99 (16 10-play drives). Kansas City allowed just one 10-play TD drive in 2007, by far the lowest tally in the league. Baltimore was the next-closest club with five 10-play TD drives. The only 10-play TD drive permitted by the Chiefs was a 15-play, 79-yard scoring march at Chicago (9/16). NFL LEADERS, FEWEST 10-PLAY DRIVES ALLOWED, 2007 Team 10-Play Drives 10-Play TDs 10-Play TD% 1. Kansas City Chicago Green Bay Seattle New England Oakland KC s defense was on the field for 193 drives in 2007, a mark that tied as the fifth-highest tally in the NFL. Chicago s defense was on the field for a league-high 214 possessions. Opponents scoring drives consumed an average of 7.21 plays, the fifth-highest mark in the league. Opponents average scoring drives covered an average of 50.6 yards and consumed 2:45 off the clock. MORE SITUATION DEFENSE The Chiefs ranked sixth in the AFC and 11th in the NFL in opponents average yards to go on second down. KC s opponents faced an average distance of 8.02 yards to go on second down. KC ranked seventh in the AFC and 19th in the NFL, allowing opponents to convert 30.8% (100 of 325) of their second-down attempts. Kansas City led the NFL in fourth-down defense, allowing opponents to convert on just 18.2% (2 of 11) of their fourth-down attempts. The Chiefs allowed a league-low two fourth-down conversions. NFL LEADERS, OPP. FOURTH-DOWN EFFICIENCY, 2007 Team Pct. Conversions Attempts 1. Kansas City Philadelphia Seattle Pittsburgh San Diego THE SPECIAL TEAMS The Chiefs ranked fifth in the NFL in net punting with an average of 39.1 in Oakland led the league with a 41.1-yard net. Kansas City is the only NFL team to rank in the league s top five in net punting each of the past two seasons. KC s 39.1-yard net punting average was the third-best mark in team history since that stat began being officially tracked in 66. The Chiefs ranked sixth in the NFL with a 45.0-yard gross punting average after ranking 10th in that category at 44.1 in Opponents average drive start after a Chiefs kickoff was the yard line, a mark which ranked fifth in the NFL. The Chiefs ranked 27th in that category in 2006 (28.9-yard line). NFL LEADERS, OPP. AVG. DRIVE START AFTER KICKOFF, 2007 Team Yard Line Returns Inside San Francisco Tennessee Jacksonville Atlanta Kansas City The Chiefs tied for the NFL lead, allowing just one kickoff return of 40 yards or more. Kansas City allowed 32 kickoff returns of 20+ yards in 2007, a decrease of 20 returns from 2006 when the club allowed 52 KO returns of 20 or more yards. KC ranked fifth in the AFC and ninth in the NFL, allowing opponents to average 21.7 yards per kickoff return. Washington led the league at 19.2 yards per kickoff return. The Chiefs tied for second in the NFL, forcing opponents to fair catch the ball 19 times. Atlanta led the league with 31 fair catches. KC s punt coverage unit ranked third in the AFC and 10th in the NFL, allowing opponents to average just 7.7 yards per return. The Chiefs landed 27 punts inside the 20-yard line to rank fourth in the AFC and 10th in the NFL. Kansas City and San Francisco are the only two teams to rank in the top five in net punting and opponent s average drive start in 2007.

7 SCORING STATS KC averaged 14.1 points per game to rank 16th in the AFC and 31st in the NFL with 226 total points. New England led the NFL in scoring with 589 points, an average of 36.8 points per game. The Chiefs scored 217 actual offensive points (13.6 ppg) to rank 15th in the AFC and 30th in the NFL. KC scored 23 offensive TDs (six rushing, 17 passing) in KC recorded 24 overall TDs (six rushing, 17 passing, one fumble return) in The Chiefs have scored in 80 consecutive games, the fourthlongest streak in franchise history. The Chiefs are (.810) when scoring 30 points or more dating back to 95, including a 30-4 (.883) mark at Arrowhead. Kansas City is 4-0 under Herm Edwards when scoring 30 points or more. KC has won 10 consecutive games when scoring 30+ points dating back to a victory at Miami (10/21/05). The Chiefs posted a -109 scoring differential (226 scored/335 allowed) to tie for 13th in the AFC and tie 26th in the NFL. KC scored 26 points in the first quarter in 2007 to rank 16th in the AFC and 32nd in the NFL. New England (134) led the NFL. The Chiefs ranked 11th in the AFC and tied for 22nd in the league, scoring 92 points in the second quarter. New England (199) led the NFL. KC scored 118 first-half points in 2007 to rank 14th in the AFC and tied for 28th in the NFL. New England (333) led the league. The Chiefs were 15th in the AFC and 29th in the league with 39 third-quarter points. Indianapolis (118) led the league. KC was 14th in the AFC and tied for 26th in the NFL with 69 fourthquarter points in New England (152) led the league. The Chiefs ranked 15th in the AFC and 30th in the NFL with 108 second-half points. New England (256) led the NFL. KC scored nine points on its opening drives in 2007 to rank 16th in the AFC and 32nd in the NFL. TOTAL OFFENSE The Chiefs produced 4,429 total net yards (276.8 ypg) in The Chiefs registered three games with 350 or more yards of total offense in 2007, including a season-high 407 yards of total offense at Detroit (12/23). KC has produced 34 games with 400 or more yards of total offense over the past seven seasons one in 2007, two in 2006, seven in 2005, nine in 2004, four in 2003, six in 2002 and five in KC had four games with 300 or more yards of total offense in KC averaged 4.42 yards per play in KC produced 255 first downs to rank 15th in the AFC and tie for 28th in the NFL. New England led the league with 393. The Chiefs were 14th in the AFC and 28th in the NFL with 718 total advances (383 rushes and 335 completions). BIG PLAYS KC s offense ranked 11th in the AFC and 25th in the NFL with 45 total plays of 20+ yards (40 passing, five rushing) in The Chiefs completed 40 passes of 20+ yards to tie for 10th in the AFC and tied for 22nd in the NFL. KC s offense ranked 14th in the AFC and tied for 26th in the NFL with 176 total plays of 10 yards or more (155 passing, 21 rushing). The Chiefs ranked sixth in the AFC and 12th in the NFL with 155 passes of 10+ yards. RUSHING OFFENSE Kansas City averaged 78.0 rushing yards per game in The Chiefs have ranked in the NFL s top 10 in rushing nine times dating back to 95 and have accomplished that feat five of the past seven seasons. KC has scored an NFL-high 154 rushing TDs from San Diego is second in that category over the past seven seasons with 145 ground scores. Kansas City tied for 15th in the AFC and tied for 30th in the NFL with six rushing TDs. The Chiefs averaged 3.26 yards per carry in The Chiefs produced four individual 100-yard rushers in 2007, three coming courtesy of RB Larry Johnson and one by RB Kolby Smith. Kansas City is 11-4 under Herm Edwards when boasting a 100-yard rusher, including a 3-1 mark in Smith s 150-yard rushing performance vs. Oakland (11/25) was the fifth-highest single-game rushing performance by a rookie in Chiefs history. He became the first rookie to post a 100-yard rushing game since RB Harvey Williams had 103 yards vs. Buffalo (10/7/91). KC has produced 25 individual 100-yard rushing contests over the past three seasons. The Chiefs have accumulated 5,773 rushing yards the past three seasons, an average of yards per game. Dating back to the start of the 2001 campaign, the Chiefs have averaged rushing ypg, the sixth-highest mark in the league. KC rushed the ball 383 times in 2007, a mark that ranked 16th in the AFC and 30th in the NFL. KC had a season-high 164 rushing yards vs. Oakland (11/25). The Chiefs produced four games with 30+ rushing attempts in 2007, registering a 3-1 record in those contests. Kansas City is (.862) in regular season games dating back to 90 when rushing the ball 30 times or more. KC registered 66 rushing first downs in 2007 to rank 16th in the AFC and 30th in the NFL. PASSING OFFENSE Kansas City finished the season with 3,181 net passing yards (198.8 ypg) to rank eighth in the AFC and 20th in the NFL. New England led the NFL by averaging passing yards per game. The Chiefs completed 335 passes, ranking sixth in the AFC and 14th in the NFL. The Chiefs completed 59.5% of their passes (335 of 563) in Kansas City registered a 73.0 team passer rating in 2007 to rank 13th in the AFC and 24th in the NFL. KC was 14th in the AFC and 26th in the NFL, averaging 6.26 yards per pass attempt. New England led the league at KC was 14th in the AFC and 27th in the NFL, averaging yards per pass completion. Cleveland led the league at Kansas City s 171 passing first downs tied for 20th in the league. New England led the NFL with 243. The Chiefs ranked 11th in the AFC and 21st in the NFL with an INT percentage of 3.6%, having 20 of their 563 passes picked off. The Chiefs permitted 55.0 sacks in 2007: 18.0 on 1st down, 18.0 on 2nd down, 18.0 on 3rd down and 1.0 on 4th down. RED ZONE OFFENSE The Chiefs ranked 22nd in NFL in Red Zone TD percentage (48.6%). New Orleans led the NFL in the Red Zone with a 72.0 TD percentage (36 of 50). KC produced 27 Red Zone scores (17 TDs and 10 FGs) in 2007 to rank 16th in the AFC and 31st in the league. New England paced the league with 68 Red Zone scores. The Chiefs scored 17 touchdowns in the Red Zone in 2007, ranking 15th in the AFC and tying for 28th in the NFL. New England led the league with 50 Red Zone TDs. The Chiefs ranked 14th in the AFC and tied for 26th in the NFL with six Red Zone rushing TDs. Indianapolis led the league with 19. KC scored 149 Red Zone points to rank 15th in the AFC and 30th in the NFL. New England had a league-high 404 Red Zone points. KC ranked 14th in the AFC and 28th in the league with 35 Red Zone possessions. New England led the league with 72. GOAL-TO-GO OFFENSE KC was first in the AFC and second in the NFL in goal-to-go TD efficiency in 2007, getting TDs on 83.3% (10 of 12) of its goal-to-go trips, an increase of 10.9% from Arizona scored TDs on 85.2% (23 of 27) of its goal-to-go opportunities to lead the NFL. NFL LEADERS, GOAL-TO-GO TD EFFICIENCY, 2007 Team G-to-G Drives G-to-G TDs Pct. 1. Arizona Kansas City New Orleans San Francisco Cincinnati KC tied for first in the league with Arizona, Buffalo, San Francisco and Seattle in goal-to-go scoring efficiency, getting points on 100% (12 of 12) of its goal-to-go trips.

8 KC has finished among the top six in goal-to-go TDs in three of the last five seasons after leading the league in that department with 27 in 2004 and 28 in The Chiefs had 12 goal-to-go series in New England led the league with 42. KC finished 15th in the AFC and tied for 28th in the NFL with four goal-to-go rushing TDs in Tennessee led the NFL with 16. MORE SITUATION OFFENSE The Chiefs averaged 4.32 yards per play on first down in KC produced 41.1% of its total offense (1,819 of 4,429 yards) on first down. Kansas City tied for fifth in the NFL with 16 plays gaining yards on first down. The Chiefs averaged 8.47 yards to go on second down. New England led the league at 7.08 yards to go on second down. Kansas City converted 34.1% (79 of 232) of its third-down opportunities to rank 15th in the AFC and 28th in the NFL. Indianapolis had the top mark at 49.3% (100 of 203). KC ranked third in the NFL, converting 72.2% (13 of 18) attempts on fourth down. BALL CONTROL STATS The Chiefs led the AFC and tied for fifth in the NFL with 194 offensive possessions. Kansas City ranked third in the NFL with the club s average scoring drive consuming 8.79 plays. In terms of time of possession, the Chiefs average scoring drive took 4:02 off the clock, a figure that ranked sixth in the NFL. The Chiefs tied for sixth in the AFC and ninth in the NFL with 30 drives of 10 plays or more. NFL teams averaged play drives in New England led the league with 41. KC tied for sixth in the NFL with 26 five-minute drives. New England led the NFL with 38 five-minute drives. Kansas City ranked eighth in the AFC and 17th in the NFL in time of possession, holding the ball an average of 29:52 per game. REMEMBERING OUR FOUNDER The National Football League and the American sports community lost a true treasure on December 13, 2006 when Chiefs Founder Lamar Hunt passed away. Hunt served as the guiding force behind the formation of both the American Football League and the Kansas City Chiefs franchise. Few individuals helped change the face of America s favorite game for the better than this quiet Texan. Hunt played a key role in the AFL-NFL merger talks in the 60s and actually coined the term Super Bowl. As part of a permanent tribute to Hunt on Kansas City s uniform, the Chiefs will continue to wear a commemorative patch that prominently features the American Football League logo to serve as a reminder of Hunt s formation of the AFL and the lasting impact that league has made on the game of professional football. True to Hunt s humble styles, the letters LH are subtly displayed on the football of the AFL logo, symbolizing the fact that the Chiefs Founder always put the best interests of the league ahead of his own. The patch is be affixed to the left chest of both Kansas City s home and road jerseys, meaning this piece of woven symbolism will be worn over the heart of every Chiefs player. CHIEFS IN OVERTIME KC played one overtime contest in 2007, losing at the N.Y. Jets (12/30). Including the postseason, the Chiefs are all-time in overtime contests. Kansas City s last overtime victory was a win at Green Bay (10/12/03). CLOSE CALLS The Chiefs were 2-3 in games decided by three points or less with all three of those losses coming on the road, with one in OT. The Chiefs were 3-4 in games decided by seven points or less. THE ARROWHEAD ADVANTAGE Kansas City extended its streak of sellouts to 141 consecutive games at Arrowhead (136 regular season, five postseason). That streak began with a 14-3 win vs. Atlanta (9/1/91). KC owns a (.709) record during its 141-game sellout streak. The 2007 season marked just the second time in the past 20 seasons that KC has recorded a record under.500 at Arrowhead. KC is (.675) at Arrowhead dating back to KC has won 18 straight games at Arrowhead with a positive turnover ratio, the fourth-longest active streak in the league. The Chiefs are 14-5 (.737) in home openers dating back to Carl Peterson s arrival in Kansas City in 89. Dating back to 90, KC owns a (.722) record at Arrowhead Stadium, the NFL s second-best home mark over that timeframe. Denver (106-38) is the only team that boasts a better record at home than Kansas City (104-40) dating back to the 95 campaign. BEST NFL HOME RECORDS BEST AFC HOME RECORDS Team Record Team Record 1. Denver (.736) 1. Denver (.736) 2. Kansas City (.722) 2. Kansas City (.722) 3. Pittsburgh (.719) 3. Pittsburgh (.719) 4. Green Bay (.708) 4. Jacksonville (.644) 5. San Francisco (.674) 5. Baltimore (.641) The Chiefs are 30-4 (.883) at Arrowhead when scoring 30 points or more dating back to 95, including a streak of six straight victories. The Chiefs are 74-8 (.902) at Arrowhead when the club scores 21 points or more dating back to 90. The Chiefs are (.846) at Arrowhead dating back to 95 when holding foes to 21 points or less. Kansas City has won 24 of its last 27 games at Arrowhead when limiting opponents to 21 points or less. KC is 41-0 at Arrowhead dating back to 90 when holding opponents to 10 points or less, including a 1-0 mark in The Chiefs were outscored by a 124-to-177 margin (15.5 ppg to 22.1 ppg) at Arrowhead in Dating back to 95, KC owns a 21-5 (.808) home record in interconference play, the best mark in the NFL. DECEMBERS TO REMEMBER Kansas City won 18 consecutive December games at Arrowhead from 97-05, the longest December home winning streak in the league since the AFL-NFL merger. KC boasts a 21-4 (.840) record at home in December dating back to 95, the third-best mark in the NFL. The Chiefs have won nine of their last 10 December home games against AFC West foes. Dating back to the 90 season, KC owns a 14-2 record against division opponents at Arrowhead in December. BEST DECEMBER HOME RECORDS REGULAR SEASON, Team Record Of Note 1. Green Bay 24-4 (.857) Won 11 straight from Kansas City 21-4 (.840) Won 18 straight from Denver 21-4 (.840) Won 12 straight from New England 20-5 (.750) Won eight straight from Indianapolis 21-7 (.750) Have won nine of last 11. THE PRESIDENT CARL PETERSON Dating back to the 77 NFL season when he served as Director of Pro Personnel for the Philadelphia Eagles, teams assembled by Peterson (Eagles 77-81, USFL Stars and Chiefs 89-07) have accumulated a (.601) regular season record. In the last 26 seasons, Peterson s teams (Eagles, USFL Stars & Chiefs) have had winning records 20 times and made the playoffs on 16 occasions. In four seasons as President/GM of the Stars and 19 in the same capacity (as well as C.E.O.) with the Chiefs, he has produced 16 winning seasons and earned 12 playoff berths. From 89-07, Chiefs players have earned 82 Pro Bowl appearances.

9 THE TURNOVER TRIPLE CROWN Kansas City owns the NFL s best turnover ratio dating back to the 90 season with a +154 mark (592 takes/438 gives), which is 69 turnovers better than Pittsburgh s second-place showing of +85 (589 takes/504 gives). THE NFL TURNOVER TRIPLE CROWN Best Turnover Ratio Most Takes Fewest Gives * * * 1. Kansas City Kansas City Kansas City Pittsburgh Pittsburgh N.Y. Giants N.Y. Giants Philadelphia San Francisco N.Y. Jets Seattle Indianapolis Philadelphia New England DAL/DEN 498 *Includes teams who have played every season from The Chiefs also have the league s most takeaways since 90 (592) and have committed the NFL s fewest giveaways (438) over that span among teams playing every year during that span. Three different head coaches during the Carl Peterson era ( 89-07) with the Chiefs have boasted at least one season with the league s best takeaway/giveaway differential Dick Vermeil (2003), Gunther Cunningham ( 99) and Marty Schottenheimer ( 90, 92, 95). The Chiefs were -11 (22 takes/33 gives) in 2007, giving the Chiefs only their third negative turnover ratio in the past 18 seasons. The Chiefs are 45-4 (.918) at Arrowhead with a positive takeaway margin dating back to 95. NFL SEASON LEADERS, TURNOVER RATIO, Year Team Differential Year Team Differential 1990 Kansas City +26 (45/19) 1999 Kansas City +21 (45/24) 1991 New Orleans +18 (48/30) 2000 Baltimore +23 (49/26) Washington +18 (41/23) 2001 N.Y. Jets +18 (39/21) 1992 Kansas City +18 (39/21) 2002 Green Bay +17 (45/28) 1993 San Diego +15 (34/19) Tampa Bay +17 (38/21) 1994 Pittsburgh +14 (31/17) 2003 Kansas City +19 (37/18) 1995 Kansas City +12 (33/21) 2004 Indianapolis +19 (36/17) 1996 Cincinnati +19 (44/25) 2005 Cincinnati +24 (44/20) 1997 N.Y. Giants +25 (44/19) 2006 Baltimore +17 (40/23) 1998 Atlanta +20 (44/24) 2007 San Diego +24 (48/24) The Chiefs have won 18 consecutive games at Arrowhead with a positive turnover ratio, the fourth-longest active streak in the NFL. NFL LEADERS, MOST CONSECUTIVE HOME WINS WITH A POSITIVE TURNOVER DIFFERENTIAL Team Streak Last Home Loss When Plus Date 1. Baltimore vs. Buffalo 10/31/99 2. New England vs. Denver 10/27/02 3. San Diego vs. Cincinnati 11/23/03 4. Kansas City vs. Denver (OT) 10/20/02 5. Carolina vs. Oakland 11/7/04 The Chiefs are 32-4 (.889) at Arrowhead dating back to 95 when forcing two or more INTs. Since the start of the 2003 campaign, KC is 15-5 (.750) in games when it does not commit a giveaway. The Chiefs were +4 (10 takes/six gives) in their four wins. The Chiefs were -15 (12 takes/27 gives) in their 12 losses. KC was 3-1 in games when it was positive in The Chiefs are 8-2 under Herm Edwards when positive. KC was 1-11 in games when it was even or negative in the turnover column in Since 90, the Chiefs are 38-8 (.826) in games with a score on defense, including a 24-6 (.800) mark since 95. POINTS OFF TURNOVERS The Chiefs were -21 in points off turnovers in 2007, marking the first time since 2001 that the club has been negative in that department. The Chiefs ranked 27th in the league, registering 59 points off takeaways. KC produced a season-high 20 points off takeaways in a win at San Diego (9/30). KC s defense tied for 17th in the league, allowing 80 points off giveaways. The Chiefs had five games in which they did not allow any points off giveaways, posting a 1-4 record in those contests. WON-LOSS RECORD BY TURNOVER DIFFERENTIAL CHIEFS RECORD BY TURNOVER DIFFERENTIAL -3> -2-1 EVEN < ALL NFL TEAMS BY TURNOVER DIFFERENTIAL -3> -2-1 EVEN < PLAYOFF TEAMS BY TURNOVER DIFFERENTIAL -3> -2-1 EVEN < TAKEAWAYS BY THE NUMBERS Dating back to 2003, the Chiefs have forced at least one turnover in 36 of their 40 regular season games at Arrowhead. The Chiefs were 2-1 in games with three or more takeaways, registering wins at San Diego (9/30) and vs. Cincinnati (10/14). The Chiefs posted a season-high four takeaways in a win at San Diego (9/30). KC forced two INTs by Chargers QB Philip Rivers and recovered two fumbles in that contest. CHIEFS RECORD BY TAKEAWAYS or More ALL NFL TEAMS BY TAKEAWAYS or More PLAYOFF TEAMS BY TAKEAWAYS or More GIVEAWAYS BY THE NUMBERS The Chiefs did not commit a turnover in one game, accomplishing that feat at the N.Y. Jets (12/30). The Chiefs were 2-4 in games when they did not commit a turnover or committed only one giveaway. The Chiefs were 2-8 in games when committing two or more giveaways. NFL teams were (.850) in games when they did not commit a turnover in NFL Playoff teams were 32-1 (.970) in games when they did not commit a turnover. CHIEFS RECORD BY GIVEAWAYS or More ALL NFL TEAMS BY GIVEAWAYS or More PLAYOFF TEAMS BY GIVEAWAYS or More IMPORTANT DATES February Scouting Combine, Indianapolis, Indiana. February 29 Unrestricted Free Agency period begins. March 30 April 3 NFL Annual Meeting, Palm Beach, Florida. April NFL Draft, New York, New York. August 3 Hall of Fame Game, Canton, Ohio. August 7-11 First NFL preseason weekend. August 26 Roster cutdown to 75 players. August 30 Roster cutdown to 53 players. September 4-8 First NFL regular season weekend. December Final NFL regular season weekend. January 3-4 Wild Card Weekend. January Divisional Playoffs. January 18 Conference Championships. February 1 Super Bowl XLIII Tampa, Florida. February 8 AFC-NFC Pro Bowl Honolulu, Hawaii. Dates Subject to Change

10 THE 2007 CHIEFS WERE... At home. On the road. In the month of September. In the month of October. In the month of November. In the month of December. When scoring first. When opponents scored first. When leading at halftime. When trailing at halftime. When tied at halftime. When leading entering the fourth quarter. When trailing entering the fourth quarter. When tied entering the fourth quarter. In overtime contests. 3-1 When owning a positive turnover ratio. 0-7 When owning a negative turnover ratio. 1-4 When owning an even turnover ratio. 1-0 When owning a turnover ratio of +2 or more. 2-1 When owning a turnover ratio of When owning a turnover ratio of When owning a turnover ratio of -2 or more When producing a 300-yard passer. When allowing a 300-yard passer. When producing a 100-yard rusher. When allowing a 100-yard rusher. When producing a 100-yard receiver. When allowing a 100-yard receiver When scoring 21 points or more. When scoring fewer than 21 points. When opponents score 21 points or more. When opponents score fewer than 21 points. vs playoff teams. vs non-playoff teams. vs. teams with winning records. vs. teams with.500 records. vs. teams with losing records. When playing outdoors. When playing indoors. In day contests. In night games. When playing on natural grass. When playing on an artificial surface. THE CHIEFS WHEN HOLDING A LEAD The Chiefs are (.789) when leading at halftime dating back to 95, including a (.828) mark at Arrowhead. KC is 25-7 (.781) when leading at halftime on the road since 95. The Chiefs are (.759) when leading at halftime since 99. The Chiefs are (.732) when leading at halftime since ATTENDANCE INFORMATION In 2007, the Chiefs boasted a paid attendance of 614,217 for eight regular season home games played at Arrowhead Stadium, good for an average of 76,777 per game. The Chiefs have attracted over 600,000 fans each of the past 15 years. KC registered a paid attendance of 1,143,671 for its 16 regular season games (home and road), an average of 71,479 per game. The Chiefs have sold out 141 straight home games dating back to the 91 season opener, including five playoff contests. THE INTERCONFERENCE EDGE Kansas City owns a 21-5 (.808) record against NFC foes at Arrowhead dating back to 95, the second-best home interconference record in the NFL over that span. Since 95, the Chiefs own the NFL s sixth-best overall interconference record with a (.596) mark. Dating back to 90, KC is 28-8 (.778) vs. NFC foes at Arrowhead. BEST INTERCONFERENCE RECORDS, HOME OVERALL Team Record Team Record 1. Jacksonville 21-4 (.840) 1. Pittsburgh (.663) 2. Kansas City 21-5 (.808) 2. Tennessee (.635) 3. Pittsburgh (.788) 3. Denver (.615) 4. Indianapolis 20-6 (.769) Indianapolis (.615) 5. Baltimore (.750) New England (.615) 6. Denver 19-7 (.731) 6. Kansas City (.596) Green Bay (.596) DIVISION PLAY The Chiefs overcame a 16-6 halftime deficit to post a victory at San Diego (9/30). That victory marked just the second time since 90 that the Chiefs had overcome a double-digit deficit to produce a double-digit road victory. 10-POINT COMEBACK ROAD WINS FROM 10-POINT DEFICITS, SINCE 90 Date Team Opponent Deficit Final Score 11/14/93 Kansas City at L.A. Raiders /4/94 Buffalo at Miami /19/95 Pittsburgh at Cincinnati /23/95 San Diego at N.Y. Giants /14/04 Carolina at San Francisco /30/07 Kansas City at San Diego The Chiefs finished 2-4 in division play in 2007, marking only the third time in the past 18 seasons that KC has finished below.500 against its division foes. The Chiefs went 2-1 on the road against division foes in 2007, denoting the first time KC has won two division road games since going 2-1 in The Chiefs had posted a.500 record or better against AFC West opponents at Arrowhead for 26 straight seasons prior to Dating back to the 90 season, the Chiefs have the best record in the AFC West, posting an (.636) record vs. their division foes. Dating back to the 95 season, only Denver (59-33) has a better mark in AFC West play than Kansas City (56-36). Since the start of the 90 season, KC owns a.500 record or better against all three of its current division rivals. The Chiefs own a 10-3 record at Arrowhead vs. Denver dating back to the 95 season. The Chiefs became the first team to ever defeat the Raiders nine straight times after recording a win at Oakland (10/21). San Diego would tie that mark with a win at Oakland (12/30), their ninth consecutive win vs. the Raiders. Dating back to 90, the Chiefs have posted a 14-4 (.778) regular season record against the Raiders at Arrowhead. The Chiefs have won nine of their last 11 meetings with San Diego at Arrowhead. AFC WEST DIVISION PLAY Team Record Team Record 1. Kansas City (.636) 1. Denver (.641) 2. Denver (.598) 2. Kansas City (.609) 3. Oakland (.432) 3. San Diego (.435) 4. San Diego (.402) 4. Oakland (.370) CHIEFS VS. THE AFC WEST Opponent Record Opponent Record vs. Oakland 27-9 (.750) vs. Oakland 17-9 (.654) vs. San Diego (.639) vs. San Diego (.577) vs. Denver (.472) vs. Denver (.500)