Kansas City Chiefs' Unlikely Winning Streak Faces Cleveland Browns

The Chiefs, on a record-breaking run of close victories, prepare to meet the struggling Browns in a stark contrast of NFL trajectories.

The Kansas City Chiefs have won 15 consecutive one-score games, the longest streak of its kind in NFL history, showcasing their ability to thrive in high-pressure situations.
Despite their 12-1 record, the Chiefs have the lowest point differential among all 11+ win teams through 13 games in the Super Bowl era, raising questions about their sustainability in the postseason.
The Cleveland Browns, at 3-10 this season, have struggled since their 2020 playoff meeting with the Chiefs, facing challenges including quarterback instability and fan division over the Deshaun Watson trade.
Kansas City's success has been attributed to Patrick Mahomes' late-game heroics, Andy Reid's coaching, and moments of good fortune, such as last-second field goals and defensive stops.
The Browns have signed kicker Riley Patterson to their practice squad as Dustin Hopkins faces a slump, while Chiefs kicker Harrison Butker may return from injury, addressing both teams' kicking uncertainties ahead of Sunday’s game.