How many streaks can the Kansas City Chiefs possibly have at one time? Two Super Bowls in a row. Six straight AFC Championship games. Eight straight division titles. Nine playoff appearances in a row. Fourteen consecutive wins in one-score games. What else can you say about the club that has become the league’s premier franchise this decade? Well, this year you can say that it is at least It’s just as nice to be lucky as it is to be good. A botched snap on a questionable play call led to their ninth straight 11-win season against the Raiders on Black Friday, and they’ll have another chance at a win on Sunday with the Chargers in City Night Football.

Los Angeles is firmly in the AFC wild-card hunt at 8-4 and nearly defeated the Chiefs in a 17-1 loss in Week 4 in which the Chargers took a 10-0 lead. After the fast start, the Chiefs’ defense stepped up and, despite two Kansas City turnovers, held the Chargers to just 224 yards of offense in this game and won. A win on Sunday night will give KC its ninth straight division title, and the club’s streak of eight in a row is already the second-best in NFL history behind the Patriots’ 11 straight from 2009 to 2019.