The Kansas City Chiefs’ controversial decision to rest their star players raises questions about fairness in the NFL playoff race.

As they await the start of their participation in the NFL Playoffs, one of Andy Reid's coordinators with the Kansas City Chiefs could move to another franchise next season. The Kansas City Chiefs‘ campaign was solid and convincing,

Pederson is now a free agent himself with a Super Bowl ring as head coach on his resume from his stint in Philly and now a failed run with the Jags to put a young team over the top. While Pederson might yet get another chance down the road, it feels like an interim stop is next for him, if he wants to keep coaching at the pro level.

Perhaps the coach with the best record in football — and in Chiefs history — could get some recognition. Don’t bet on it.

The Kansas City Chiefs' challenging Week 18 didn’t end with their loss to the Denver Broncos. Inclement weather and airport closures have left the team stranded in Denver as of Monday afternoon. The Chiefs faced significant travel disruptions ahead of the game,

The Kansas City Chiefs rested their starters for Sunday's game with the Denver Broncos, costing the Miami Dolphins and Cincinnati Bengals the playoffs.

Andy Reid spoke to reporters Monday for the first time since the Chiefs clinched the AFC’s top playoff seed, and he didn’t show his hand about the lineup for the regular-season finale at Denver. “The players have been off and they’ll be coming back in (Tuesday),” Reid said. “Then I’ll be able to talk to them about playing times.”