Gold end zone is back for Kansas City Chiefs at Super Bowl LVIII. Their name, logo replaced the word Raiders in Allegiant Stadium end zone.

Kansas City Chiefs groundkeepers painted the Chiefs logo and Arrowhead in the end zone at State Farm Stadium ahead of Super Bowl LVII.

Arrowhead Stadium is celebrating its 50th anniversary this year, and so the field design crew dialed it all the way back to 1972 and painted the end zones and midfield logos as they were back in ...

Logos for the Eagles, Chiefs and Super Bowl LVII have been painted on the grass at State Farm Stadium. Here is a look at the field design for Sunday’s game.

Logos for the Eagles, Chiefs and Super Bowl LVII have been painted on the grass at State Farm Stadium. Here is a look at the field design for Sunday’s game.

Kansas City Chiefs’ Richie James shared his reason for why he returned a punt that he fielded in the end zone against the Bengals.

Out with the gold, in with something true to the origins of Arrowhead Stadium. The Kansas City Chiefs are bringing back red end zones and the original field design from Arrowhead Stadium’s opening.

At Arrowhead Stadium, Kansas City simply has the word "Chiefs" written, leaving the rest of the end zone untouched. This time, it was fully painted in gold, which some fans mistook for yellow.

Patrick Mahomes and Andy Reid need to figure out how to score more touchdowns in Buffalo with their season on the line.

The Kansas City Chiefs were teasing bringing back a throwback midfield logo and end zone design to celebrate the 50th anniversary of Arrowhead Stadium. Well, it wasn’t just a teaser.

The Raiders’ home stadium is being transformed for the big game between the Chiefs and 49ers. That means the end zones are being painted with new colors.