The AFC West has started to close the gap on the Chiefs over the past few seasons, though Kansas City has been to four consecutive AFC title games. The Chiefs will need to adjust after losing key players, and the club hopes its offseason additions can continue a trend of AFC dominance.
Explosive wideout Tyreek Hill is now in Miami, leaving a huge void in Kansas City’s offense. The Chiefs have added veteran wide receivers JuJu Smith-Schuster and Marquez Valdes-Scantling, in addition to running back Ronald Jones to compensate for losing the six-time Pro Bowl wideout.
Kansas City will also need to contend with the NFL's toughest schedule, as the Chiefs have widely been given the lowest projected win total. The Chiefs are laser-focused on another Super Bowl title, and they spent three of their first four draft picks on solidifying a shaky defense.