Kansas City Chiefs Odds
3rd in AFC West- ATS Record
- 5-3-0
- 3rd Overall
- Rushing Yards
- 8th
- 1012 RYPG
- Passing Yards
- 4th
- 2014 PYPG
- Total Yards
- 4th
- 3026 YPG
Bills vs Chiefs Odds
More Odds| Spread | Total | Moneyline | |
|---|---|---|---|
| KC | -2-110 | o52.5-110 | -130 |
 BUF | +2-110 | u52.5-110 | +110 |
Chiefs Injuries
All NFL Injuries- Isiah PachecoRB
Pacheco is doubtful with knee
Doubtful
- Esa PoleOL
Pole is out with ankle
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Picks
Matt DiLeo
Last 30d: 23-28-0 (-8.6u)
X.Worthy o2.5 Rush Yds-115
KC
@BUF
1u
11/02 9:25 PM
7
Anders
Last 30d: 2-6-0 (-5.9u)
B.Smith o32.5 Rush + Rec Yds-118
KC
@BUF
1.18u
11/02 9:25 PM
Felt sharp had to log(I’m so due on this app this has to hit)
9
Brandon Anderson
Last 30d: 45-84-0 (+5.9u)
J.Allen Anytime TD Scorer Yes+115
KC
@BUF
0.5u
11/02 9:25 PM
The Bills consistently save Josh Allen's legs for the biggest games.
The numbers don't lie. You can go back through the game log any year, circle the big games on the schedule, and voila, Allen's rushing numbers magically spike in those games.
It's happened already this season. Look at Buffalo's schedule. What are its biggest games so far? Baltimore in the opener, before the Ravens crashed, and the big division game against New England.
Allen averaged 11.5 rushing attempts per game in those two matchups — and just 5.2 against the rest of the schedule.
That's pretty close to what we've seen against the Chiefs through nine games: Allen averages 10.3 rushing attempts per game for 45 yards, a significant boost from 6.8 attempts per game for his career (and even higher in playoff matchups).
These teams rank second and third in rushing yards allowed to opposing QBs this season, behind only Dallas.
Buffalo has already faced Lamar Jackson, Justin Fields, and TyRod Taylor, so that may not mean much. Patrick Mahomes has gone over his posted 26.5 rushing yards line in six of eight games this season, but his rushing stats have been inconsistent in these Buffalo games. I don't mind it but don't need it.
The Chiefs have allowed the most rushing attempts to quarterbacks of any team in the NFL at 50 already, 6.3 per game. Five QBs have rushed at least six times, and five have run for at least 27 yards. They've also allowed three short TD runs to QBs.
So do we bet Allen for rushing attempts, yards, or any anytime touchdown… how about all three?!
At 35.5 rushing yards (-114, BetRivers), Allen's line is bumped from its usual but still not high enough. He's run for at least 32 yards in all nine Chiefs games, giving us an incredible floor. Allen has at least 50 rushing yards in over half of his Chiefs matchups (5 of 9), so that's worth playing too at +190 (bet365).
I like rushing attempts even better. Allen has at least eight rushing attempts in all but one Chiefs game, and he had seven in that one. We're getting plus money on over 7.5 rushing attempts (+102, FanDuel) so that's a no brainer, and 10+ attempts at +375 (bet365) may be my favorite bet of the entire bunch. Allen has double-digit rushing attempts in seven of nine Chiefs games (78%)!
And when Allen does run eight times, he almost always finds the endzone as a runner too.
Since the start of last season, Allen has an Anytime TD in 15 of 19 games (79%) when he has at least eight rushing attempts, and he's had multiple scores in eight of those 15. In a game with a total in the 50s, an Anytime TD bet at +115 (Fanatics) is an easy click, and 2+ TDs is even juicier at +800 (FanDuel).
100
Brandon Anderson
Last 30d: 45-84-0 (+5.9u)
J.Allen 2+ TDs Yes+800
KC
@BUF
0.25u
11/02 9:25 PM
The Bills consistently save Josh Allen's legs for the biggest games.
The numbers don't lie. You can go back through the game log any year, circle the big games on the schedule, and voila, Allen's rushing numbers magically spike in those games.
It's happened already this season. Look at Buffalo's schedule. What are its biggest games so far? Baltimore in the opener, before the Ravens crashed, and the big division game against New England.
Allen averaged 11.5 rushing attempts per game in those two matchups — and just 5.2 against the rest of the schedule.
That's pretty close to what we've seen against the Chiefs through nine games: Allen averages 10.3 rushing attempts per game for 45 yards, a significant boost from 6.8 attempts per game for his career (and even higher in playoff matchups).
These teams rank second and third in rushing yards allowed to opposing QBs this season, behind only Dallas.
Buffalo has already faced Lamar Jackson, Justin Fields, and TyRod Taylor, so that may not mean much. Patrick Mahomes has gone over his posted 26.5 rushing yards line in six of eight games this season, but his rushing stats have been inconsistent in these Buffalo games. I don't mind it but don't need it.
The Chiefs have allowed the most rushing attempts to quarterbacks of any team in the NFL at 50 already, 6.3 per game. Five QBs have rushed at least six times, and five have run for at least 27 yards. They've also allowed three short TD runs to QBs.
So do we bet Allen for rushing attempts, yards, or any anytime touchdown… how about all three?!
At 35.5 rushing yards (-114, BetRivers), Allen's line is bumped from its usual but still not high enough. He's run for at least 32 yards in all nine Chiefs games, giving us an incredible floor. Allen has at least 50 rushing yards in over half of his Chiefs matchups (5 of 9), so that's worth playing too at +190 (bet365).
I like rushing attempts even better. Allen has at least eight rushing attempts in all but one Chiefs game, and he had seven in that one. We're getting plus money on over 7.5 rushing attempts (+102, FanDuel) so that's a no brainer, and 10+ attempts at +375 (bet365) may be my favorite bet of the entire bunch. Allen has double-digit rushing attempts in seven of nine Chiefs games (78%)!
And when Allen does run eight times, he almost always finds the endzone as a runner too.
Since the start of last season, Allen has an Anytime TD in 15 of 19 games (79%) when he has at least eight rushing attempts, and he's had multiple scores in eight of those 15. In a game with a total in the 50s, an Anytime TD bet at +115 (Fanatics) is an easy click, and 2+ TDs is even juicier at +800 (FanDuel).
67
Brandon Anderson
Last 30d: 45-84-0 (+5.9u)
J.Allen o7.5 Rush Att+102
KC
@BUF
1u
11/02 9:25 PM
The Bills consistently save Josh Allen's legs for the biggest games.
The numbers don't lie. You can go back through the game log any year, circle the big games on the schedule, and voila, Allen's rushing numbers magically spike in those games.
It's happened already this season. Look at Buffalo's schedule. What are its biggest games so far? Baltimore in the opener, before the Ravens crashed, and the big division game against New England.
Allen averaged 11.5 rushing attempts per game in those two matchups — and just 5.2 against the rest of the schedule.
That's pretty close to what we've seen against the Chiefs through nine games: Allen averages 10.3 rushing attempts per game for 45 yards, a significant boost from 6.8 attempts per game for his career (and even higher in playoff matchups).
These teams rank second and third in rushing yards allowed to opposing QBs this season, behind only Dallas.
Buffalo has already faced Lamar Jackson, Justin Fields, and TyRod Taylor, so that may not mean much. Patrick Mahomes has gone over his posted 26.5 rushing yards line in six of eight games this season, but his rushing stats have been inconsistent in these Buffalo games. I don't mind it but don't need it.
The Chiefs have allowed the most rushing attempts to quarterbacks of any team in the NFL at 50 already, 6.3 per game. Five QBs have rushed at least six times, and five have run for at least 27 yards. They've also allowed three short TD runs to QBs.
So do we bet Allen for rushing attempts, yards, or any anytime touchdown… how about all three?!
At 35.5 rushing yards (-114, BetRivers), Allen's line is bumped from its usual but still not high enough. He's run for at least 32 yards in all nine Chiefs games, giving us an incredible floor. Allen has at least 50 rushing yards in over half of his Chiefs matchups (5 of 9), so that's worth playing too at +190 (bet365).
I like rushing attempts even better. Allen has at least eight rushing attempts in all but one Chiefs game, and he had seven in that one. We're getting plus money on over 7.5 rushing attempts (+102, FanDuel) so that's a no brainer, and 10+ attempts at +375 (bet365) may be my favorite bet of the entire bunch. Allen has double-digit rushing attempts in seven of nine Chiefs games (78%)!
And when Allen does run eight times, he almost always finds the endzone as a runner too.
Since the start of last season, Allen has an Anytime TD in 15 of 19 games (79%) when he has at least eight rushing attempts, and he's had multiple scores in eight of those 15. In a game with a total in the 50s, an Anytime TD bet at +115 (Fanatics) is an easy click, and 2+ TDs is even juicier at +800 (FanDuel).
82
Brandon Anderson
Last 30d: 45-84-0 (+5.9u)
J.Allen o35.5 Rush Yds-114
KC
@BUF
1.25u
11/02 9:25 PM
The Bills consistently save Josh Allen's legs for the biggest games.
The numbers don't lie. You can go back through the game log any year, circle the big games on the schedule, and voila, Allen's rushing numbers magically spike in those games.
It's happened already this season. Look at Buffalo's schedule. What are its biggest games so far? Baltimore in the opener, before the Ravens crashed, and the big division game against New England.
Allen averaged 11.5 rushing attempts per game in those two matchups — and just 5.2 against the rest of the schedule.
That's pretty close to what we've seen against the Chiefs through nine games: Allen averages 10.3 rushing attempts per game for 45 yards, a significant boost from 6.8 attempts per game for his career (and even higher in playoff matchups).
These teams rank second and third in rushing yards allowed to opposing QBs this season, behind only Dallas.
Buffalo has already faced Lamar Jackson, Justin Fields, and TyRod Taylor, so that may not mean much. Patrick Mahomes has gone over his posted 26.5 rushing yards line in six of eight games this season, but his rushing stats have been inconsistent in these Buffalo games. I don't mind it but don't need it.
The Chiefs have allowed the most rushing attempts to quarterbacks of any team in the NFL at 50 already, 6.3 per game. Five QBs have rushed at least six times, and five have run for at least 27 yards. They've also allowed three short TD runs to QBs.
So do we bet Allen for rushing attempts, yards, or any anytime touchdown… how about all three?!
At 35.5 rushing yards (-114, BetRivers), Allen's line is bumped from its usual but still not high enough. He's run for at least 32 yards in all nine Chiefs games, giving us an incredible floor. Allen has at least 50 rushing yards in over half of his Chiefs matchups (5 of 9), so that's worth playing too at +190 (bet365).
I like rushing attempts even better. Allen has at least eight rushing attempts in all but one Chiefs game, and he had seven in that one. We're getting plus money on over 7.5 rushing attempts (+102, FanDuel) so that's a no brainer, and 10+ attempts at +375 (bet365) may be my favorite bet of the entire bunch. Allen has double-digit rushing attempts in seven of nine Chiefs games (78%)!
And when Allen does run eight times, he almost always finds the endzone as a runner too.
Since the start of last season, Allen has an Anytime TD in 15 of 19 games (79%) when he has at least eight rushing attempts, and he's had multiple scores in eight of those 15. In a game with a total in the 50s, an Anytime TD bet at +115 (Fanatics) is an easy click, and 2+ TDs is even juicier at +800 (FanDuel).
66
Brandon Anderson
Last 30d: 45-84-0 (+5.9u)
J.Allen 50+ Rushing Yards Yes+190
KC
@BUF
0.25u
11/02 9:25 PM
The Bills consistently save Josh Allen's legs for the biggest games.
The numbers don't lie. You can go back through the game log any year, circle the big games on the schedule, and voila, Allen's rushing numbers magically spike in those games.
It's happened already this season. Look at Buffalo's schedule. What are its biggest games so far? Baltimore in the opener, before the Ravens crashed, and the big division game against New England.
Allen averaged 11.5 rushing attempts per game in those two matchups — and just 5.2 against the rest of the schedule.
That's pretty close to what we've seen against the Chiefs through nine games: Allen averages 10.3 rushing attempts per game for 45 yards, a significant boost from 6.8 attempts per game for his career (and even higher in playoff matchups).
These teams rank second and third in rushing yards allowed to opposing QBs this season, behind only Dallas.
Buffalo has already faced Lamar Jackson, Justin Fields, and TyRod Taylor, so that may not mean much. Patrick Mahomes has gone over his posted 26.5 rushing yards line in six of eight games this season, but his rushing stats have been inconsistent in these Buffalo games. I don't mind it but don't need it.
The Chiefs have allowed the most rushing attempts to quarterbacks of any team in the NFL at 50 already, 6.3 per game. Five QBs have rushed at least six times, and five have run for at least 27 yards. They've also allowed three short TD runs to QBs.
So do we bet Allen for rushing attempts, yards, or any anytime touchdown… how about all three?!
At 35.5 rushing yards (-114, BetRivers), Allen's line is bumped from its usual but still not high enough. He's run for at least 32 yards in all nine Chiefs games, giving us an incredible floor. Allen has at least 50 rushing yards in over half of his Chiefs matchups (5 of 9), so that's worth playing too at +190 (bet365).
I like rushing attempts even better. Allen has at least eight rushing attempts in all but one Chiefs game, and he had seven in that one. We're getting plus money on over 7.5 rushing attempts (+102, FanDuel) so that's a no brainer, and 10+ attempts at +375 (bet365) may be my favorite bet of the entire bunch. Allen has double-digit rushing attempts in seven of nine Chiefs games (78%)!
And when Allen does run eight times, he almost always finds the endzone as a runner too.
Since the start of last season, Allen has an Anytime TD in 15 of 19 games (79%) when he has at least eight rushing attempts, and he's had multiple scores in eight of those 15. In a game with a total in the 50s, an Anytime TD bet at +115 (Fanatics) is an easy click, and 2+ TDs is even juicier at +800 (FanDuel).
42
Brandon Anderson
Last 30d: 45-84-0 (+5.9u)
Josh Allen 10+ rushing attempts+375
KC
@BUF
1u
11/02 9:25 PM
The Bills consistently save Josh Allen's legs for the biggest games.
The numbers don't lie. You can go back through the game log any year, circle the big games on the schedule, and voila, Allen's rushing numbers magically spike in those games.
It's happened already this season. Look at Buffalo's schedule. What are its biggest games so far? Baltimore in the opener, before the Ravens crashed, and the big division game against New England.
Allen averaged 11.5 rushing attempts per game in those two matchups — and just 5.2 against the rest of the schedule.
That's pretty close to what we've seen against the Chiefs through nine games: Allen averages 10.3 rushing attempts per game for 45 yards, a significant boost from 6.8 attempts per game for his career (and even higher in playoff matchups).
These teams rank second and third in rushing yards allowed to opposing QBs this season, behind only Dallas.
Buffalo has already faced Lamar Jackson, Justin Fields, and TyRod Taylor, so that may not mean much. Patrick Mahomes has gone over his posted 26.5 rushing yards line in six of eight games this season, but his rushing stats have been inconsistent in these Buffalo games. I don't mind it but don't need it.
The Chiefs have allowed the most rushing attempts to quarterbacks of any team in the NFL at 50 already, 6.3 per game. Five QBs have rushed at least six times, and five have run for at least 27 yards. They've also allowed three short TD runs to QBs.
So do we bet Allen for rushing attempts, yards, or any anytime touchdown… how about all three?!
At 35.5 rushing yards (-114, BetRivers), Allen's line is bumped from its usual but still not high enough. He's run for at least 32 yards in all nine Chiefs games, giving us an incredible floor. Allen has at least 50 rushing yards in over half of his Chiefs matchups (5 of 9), so that's worth playing too at +190 (bet365).
I like rushing attempts even better. Allen has at least eight rushing attempts in all but one Chiefs game, and he had seven in that one. We're getting plus money on over 7.5 rushing attempts (+102, FanDuel) so that's a no brainer, and 10+ attempts at +375 (bet365) may be my favorite bet of the entire bunch. Allen has double-digit rushing attempts in seven of nine Chiefs games (78%)!
And when Allen does run eight times, he almost always finds the endzone as a runner too.
Since the start of last season, Allen has an Anytime TD in 15 of 19 games (79%) when he has at least eight rushing attempts, and he's had multiple scores in eight of those 15. In a game with a total in the 50s, an Anytime TD bet at +115 (Fanatics) is an easy click, and 2+ TDs is even juicier at +800 (FanDuel).
34
Brandon Anderson
Last 30d: 45-84-0 (+5.9u)
Neither team to win by 7++107
KC
@BUF
1u
11/02 9:25 PM
If we think this is back-and-forth and close late, we can bet on that too.
We almost always get fireworks late in this rivalry.
Both teams have scored in the fourth quarter in all but one matchup, a playoff game. And at most books, we can bet that!
You can bet "Both teams to score in the fourth quarter" at -190 at bet365. That may feel steep but an implied 65% is well short of the actual hit rate of 89% so far in the rivalry.
If you don't like betting the juice standalone, that's also addable as a parlay leg at many books.
There's another way to bet on a close game late.
The last six Chiefs-Bills matchups were decided by three, nine, three, three, four, and six points.
The six came in overtime, meaning regulation ended at zero. The nine was actually a two-point game with two minutes left until Allen ripped off an incredible 26-yard TD run through the entire defense to win MVP and put the game away.
Basically, history tells us this is a tie or field goal game late and likely ends that way — so let's bet it!
Build an SGP of Chiefs +6.5 and Bills +6.5 to play neither team to win by at least seven points. You can bet that at +107 at FanDuel.
30
TAN Pod Touchdown Show
Last 30d: 20-73-2 (-7.7u)
K.Hunt Anytime TD Scorer Yes+115
KC
@BUF
0.5u
11/02 9:25 PM
@ChrisRaybon https://myaction.app/Ejv6Hiy9UXb
2
TAN Pod Touchdown Show
Last 30d: 20-73-2 (-7.7u)
T.Johnson Anytime TD Scorer Yes+900
KC
@BUF
0.5u
11/02 9:25 PM
@ChrisRaybon https://myaction.app/Ejv6Hiy9UXb
2
Brandon Anderson
Last 30d: 45-84-0 (+5.9u)
Both teams to score in 4q-190
KC
@BUF
1u
11/02 9:25 PM
If we think this is back-and-forth and close late, we can bet on that too.
We almost always get fireworks late in this rivalry.
Both teams have scored in the fourth quarter in all but one matchup, a playoff game. And at most books, we can bet that!
You can bet "Both teams to score in the fourth quarter" at -190 at bet365. That may feel steep but an implied 65% is well short of the actual hit rate of 89% so far in the rivalry.
If you don't like betting the juice standalone, that's also addable as a parlay leg at many books.
There's another way to bet on a close game late.
The last six Chiefs-Bills matchups were decided by three, nine, three, three, four, and six points.
The six came in overtime, meaning regulation ended at zero. The nine was actually a two-point game with two minutes left until Allen ripped off an incredible 26-yard TD run through the entire defense to win MVP and put the game away.
Basically, history tells us this is a tie or field goal game late and likely ends that way — so let's bet it!
Build an SGP of Chiefs +6.5 and Bills +6.5 to play neither team to win by at least seven points. You can bet that at +107 at FanDuel.
If you're a regular reader and you think these bets sound familiar, it's because they should! We bet them almost every Chiefs-Bills game because they hit almost every time. And that brings us to my favorite prop on the board: Josh Allen rushing overs.
20
Brandon Anderson
Last 30d: 45-84-0 (+5.9u)
Chiefs to win from behind+215
KC
@BUF
0.5u
11/02 9:25 PM
I see very little value betting the spread or moneyline in this one. Predicting coin flips is a losing endeavor.
We know this game will likely be back-and-forth, so can we predict the ebbs and flows?
The Bills have been much worse early in games.
Buffalo is 2-5 ATS in the first half this season, but they're 5-2 ATS in the second half, and Josh Allen is 67% ATS in the second half for his career.
Could that mean a Chiefs 1H & Bills 2H SGP? Perhaps, but that feels like threading the needle and hoping halftime lands at the right moment.
These teams have met nine times with Allen and Mahomes. The Bills have led at some point in all nine matchups. In fact, both teams have had the lead in all but one of those matchups.
At DraftKings under Team Props > Comeback, we can bet on the Chiefs to win from behind at +215. That's my preferred way to bet on a Chiefs win — and it's hit in all five Mahomes wins against Buffalo.
If you like the Bills to win, history says that's a profitable way to bet Buffalo too. Heck, you could even just bet both together for either team to win from behind and profit historically.
38
Action Pod NFL Picks
Last 30d: 59-106-0 (-0.2u)
J.Allen o9.5 Rush Att+375
KC
@BUF
0.27u
11/02 9:25 PM
@wheatonbrando https://myaction.app/o8f8S6B7UXb
Action Pod NFL Picks
Last 30d: 59-106-0 (-0.2u)
J.Allen o35.5 Rush Yds-130
KC
@BUF
1u
11/02 9:25 PM
@wheatonbrando https://myaction.app/o8f8S6B7UXb
2
Action Pod NFL Picks
Last 30d: 59-106-0 (-0.2u)
J.Allen 50+ Rushing Yards Yes+190
KC
@BUF
0.53u
11/02 9:25 PM
@wheatonbrando https://myaction.app/o8f8S6B7UXb
Action Pod NFL Picks
Last 30d: 59-106-0 (-0.2u)
J.Allen o7.5 Rush Att+102
KC
@BUF
0.98u
11/02 9:25 PM
@wheatonbrando https://myaction.app/o8f8S6B7UXb
1
Action Pod NFL Picks
Last 30d: 59-106-0 (-0.2u)
J.Allen Anytime TD Scorer Yes+115
KC
@BUF
0.87u
11/02 9:25 PM
@wheatonbrando https://myaction.app/o8f8S6B7UXb
2
Action Pod NFL Picks
Last 30d: 59-106-0 (-0.2u)
J.Allen 2+ TDs Yes+800
KC
@BUF
0.13u
11/02 9:25 PM
@wheatonbrando https://myaction.app/o8f8S6B7UXb
Action Pod NFL Picks
Last 30d: 59-106-0 (-0.2u)
Chiefs vs. Bills: KC To Win After Trailing - YES+190
KC
@BUF
0.53u
11/02 9:25 PM
@wheatonbrando https://myaction.app/o8f8S6B7UXb
Action Pod NFL Picks
Last 30d: 59-106-0 (-0.2u)
@wheatonbrando https://myaction.app/o8f8S6B7UXb
The Favorites Podcast
Last 30d: 8-13-0 (-3.9u)
KC -130
KC
@BUF
1.3u
11/02 9:25 PM
@BKPicks https://myaction.app/UF42Qup2UXb
2
Sandy Plashkes
Last 30d: 34-36-0 (+0.1u)
BUF +110
KC
@BUF
1.5u
11/02 9:25 PM
2
Gilles Gallant
Last 30d: 23-78-1 (-11.1u)
P.Mahomes o0.5 Int+130
KC
@BUF
0.5u
11/02 9:25 PM
NFL INT PICKS - W9
12
Markus Markets
Last 30d: 25-24-1 (-0.4u)
J.Allen o7.5 Rush Att-105
KC
@BUF
1u
11/02 9:25 PM
10
Will Brinson
Last 30d: 6-7-0 (-0.2u)
BUF +2.5-110
KC
@BUF
1.1u
11/02 9:25 PM
5
Action Pod NFL Picks
Last 30d: 59-106-0 (-0.2u)
BUF +2.5-115
KC
@BUF
1u
11/02 9:25 PM
@sundaysixpack @ChrisRaybon https://myaction.app/4zetPc3nTXb
Sunday Six Pack
Last 30d: 11-13-0 (-3.4u)
BUF +2-115
KC
@BUF
1.15u
11/02 9:25 PM
@ChrisRaybon 1 https://myaction.app/4zetPc3nTXb
12
Chris Raybon
Last 30d: 18-29-1 (-9.7u)
BUF +2.5-115
KC
@BUF
1u
11/02 9:25 PM
#SundaySixPack
153
David Payne
Last 30d: 8-10-0 (-2.0u)
K.Hunt Anytime TD Scorer Yes+122
KC
@BUF
$1.00
11/02 9:25 PM
Fantasy Royale
6
Matt Moore
Last 30d: 11-13-0 (-2.6u)
BUF +108
KC
@BUF
0.55u
11/02 9:25 PM
7
Lock & Cash
Last 30d: 11-7-0 (+8.4u)
KC -1-110
KC
@BUF
2u
11/02 9:25 PM
7
FTN Fantasy
Last 30d: 34-28-0 (+8.1u)
KC -1.5-105
KC
@BUF
1u
11/02 9:25 PM
5
Roger Goodell
Last 30d: 30-25-0 (+5.3u)
KC -1-110
KC
@BUF
1u
11/02 9:25 PM
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Chiefs 2025 Schedule & Betting Odds
| date | opponent | score | spread | over/under | moneyline |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Nov 23rd | IND | - | - | - | - |
| Nov 16th | @DEN | - | - | - | - |
| Nov 2nd | @BUF | - | - | - | - |
| Oct 28th | WAS | W 28-7 | -10.5 W | U 48 | KC -590 |
| Oct 19th | LV | W 31-0 | -13.5 W | U 44.5 | KC -850 |
| Oct 13th | DET | W 30-17 | -2.5 W | U 51.5 | KC -150 |
| Oct 7th | @JAC | L 28-31 | -3.5 L | O 45.5 | JAC -202 |
| Sep 28th | BAL | W 37-20 | +2.5 W | O 48.5 | KC +125 |
| Sep 22nd | @NYG | W 22-9 | -6 W | U 44.5 | KC -320 |
| Sep 14th | PHI | L 17-20 | +1.5 L | U 46.5 | PHI +106 |
Depth Chart
| Starter | 2ND | 3RD | 4TH | |||
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| QB | Patrick Mahomes | Gardner Minshew | Chris Oladokun | |||
| RB | Isiah Pacheco | Kareem Hunt | Elijah Mitchell | Brashard Smith | ||
| WR | Rashee Rice | Nikko Remigio | ||||
| TE | Travis Kelce | Noah Gray | Jared Wiley | Robert Tonyan | Tre Watson | Jake Briningstool |
| LT | Josh Simmons | Wanya Morris | Esa Pole | |||
| LG | Kingsley Suamataia | Mike Caliendo | ||||
| C | Creed Humphrey | Hunter Nourzad | ||||
| RG | Trey Smith | C.J. Hanson | Ethan Driskell | |||
| RT | Jawaan Taylor | Jaylon Moore | Chukwuebuka Godrick | |||
| LDE | George Karlaftis | Charles Omenihu | ||||
| RDE | Mike Danna | Ashton Gillotte | ||||
| WLB | Drue Tranquill | Jeffrey Bassa | Cooper McDonald | |||
| MLB | Nick Bolton | Jack Cochrane | Brandon George | |||
| LCB | Jaylen Watson | Nohl Williams | ||||
| SS | Jaden Hicks | Chamarri Conner | ||||
| FS | Bryan Cook | Mike Edwards | ||||
| RCB | Kristian Fulton | Nazeeh Johnson | Joshua Williams | |||
| P | Matt Araiza | |||||
| H | Matt Araiza | |||||
| PR | Nikko Remigio | Brashard Smith | ||||
| KR | Nikko Remigio | Brashard Smith | ||||
| LS | James Winchester | |||||
| DT | Mike Pennel | Omarr Norman-Lott | Marlon Tuipulotu | |||
| K | Harrison Butker | |||||
| FB | Carson Steele | |||||
| NT | Chris Jones | Jerry Tillery | ||||
| NB | Trent McDuffie | Kevin Knowles | Chris Roland-Wallace | Melvin Smith | ||
| LWR | Xavier Worthy | JuJu Smith-Schuster | Jason Brownlee | Jimmy Holiday | ||
| ROLB | Leo Chenal | Cole Christiansen | ||||
| RWR | Marquise Brown | Jalen Royals | Tyquan Thornton |
Kansas City Chiefs Player Stats
- passing yards
Patrick Mahomes2099pyds - passing touchdownsPatrick Mahomes17ptd
- rushing yards
Isiah Pacheco329ryds - rushing touchdowns
Kareem Hunt4rtd
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Kansas City Chiefs Odds, Bet Types, and Team History
What really needs to be said about the Kansas City Chiefs at this point? They’ve got Patrick Mahomes, therefore, they always have a chance.
Since Mahomes became the Chiefs’ full-time starter in 2018, they’ve made four Super Bowls (3-1) and two AFC Championship games.
Accordingly, the Chiefs are one of the betting favorites to win the Super Bowl in 2025-26 with +800 odds. Their win total is set at a robust 11.5 entering the preseason.
Mahomes is still coached by Andy Reid and flanked by one of the best tight ends in NFL history, Travis Kelce. An emphasis was made during the offseason to address playmaking around Kelce as he enters the twilight of his career.
As impressive as the Chiefs are on offense, their defense played a pivotal role in their most recent Super Bowl win. Steve Spagnolo still calls the shots and Chris Jones leads a defense looking to help the Chiefs three-peat for the first time in history.
The Chiefs begin their season at home against the Baltimore Ravens on Sept. 5.
Betting on the Kansas City Chiefs
Kansas City Chiefs Point Spreads
Betting point spreads are wagers based on the expectation that a team will win or lose by a certain number of points. Here’s an example:
- Chargers +2.5 (+110)
- Chiefs -2.5 (-110)
In this situation, the Chargers are 2.5-point underdogs against the Chiefs. If Kansas City wins the game by three or more points, a $100 wager on the Raiders would come with a payout of $90.91. If Los Angeles won the game outright or lost by two points or fewer, the same $100 wager would net $110 plus the original $100 for a total of $210.
FAQ: Everything you need to know about point spreads
Chiefs Over/Unders aka Chiefs Totals
Over/under, also called point total, is a wager placed on the combined scoring of a single game. Bookmakers come up with a number and you can either bet the over or — you guessed it — the under. Here’s how it works:
Let's say the Jets play the Chiefs and the over/under is set at 55 points. A wager on the over would require Kansas City and New York to score 56 total points or more to win. Betting the under is an expectation that the two teams would score 54 or fewer points. It's also possible for the bet to push, which would happen if the game finished with exactly 55 points scored.
FAQ: Betting the point total, explained | What is a push?
Kansas City Chiefs Moneylines
The moneyline is as straightforward as it gets when it comes to betting. The only thing to do here is pick the winner. Check out this example:
- Chiefs -110
- Broncos +230
The minus (-) and plus (+) signs distinguish the favorite from the underdog, Kansas City the favorite in this scenario. Odds can be understood more clearly if you think in terms of $10 or $100 increments. A wager on the Chiefs odds would mean every $11 bet nets $10. And it's the opposite for underdogs: Here the Broncos moneyline was set at +230, meaning a $10 wager would profit $23.
Moneylines are also commonly used when making parlays, which are multiple bets tied into one. Let’s say you bet the Chiefs moneyline and -2.5 point spread, Kansas City would need to win by three points or more for that bet to be successful. The risk is greater, but so is the reward with increased odds. Use our Odds Calculator to calculate any bet amount or conversion.
FAQ: How to bet on the moneyline | How to make a parlay
Kansas City Chiefs Props
Player props are wagers on a single player, and they're tied to a single stat found in the box score for a game or even the whole season. These are among the most fun to bet on, especially if you're already playing fantasy football and like the player-specific focus it offers. Check out a hypothetical example below:
- Patrick Mahomes 2025-26 season passing yards: 4,000.5
Basically, you are betting on whether Mahomes will go over or under 4,000.5 passing yards over the course of the season.
Kansas City Chiefs Futures
Futures are somewhat similar to prop bets in the way that both are monitored over the course of a season. Except most future bets are focused on end-of-season success. Examples of futures are:
- Kansas City Chiefs odds to win the AFC West
- Kansas City Chiefs odds to win the AFC
- Kansas City Chiefs odds to win the Super Bowl
- Patrick Mahomes' odds to win MVP.
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