Andy Reid and the Kansas City Chiefs looked to end their 2025 NFL season on a positive note in Week 18, hitting the road to face the AFC West rival Las Vegas Raiders in the regular-season finale. The Chiefs are coming off a disappointing loss to the Denver Broncos in Week 17, increasing their losing streak to five.

The Kansas City Chiefs closed out a disappointing season on Sunday with a 14-12 loss to the Las Vegas Raiders, dropping to 6-11 and missing the 2025 NFL playoffs.

For the first time in a long time, we saw quarterback Aidan O'Connell take the field for the Raiders.

The 2026 NFL offseason is already unusual for the Kansas City Chiefs, who, over the previous three seasons, have competed for Super Bowl titles and played into February.

The Kansas City Chiefs ended the 2025 NFL season on a six-game losing streak, finishing with a 6-11 record after a 14-12 loss to the Las Vegas Raiders in Week 18.

Their loss could be a big gain for the Kansas City Chiefs, who will be in need of an offensive coordinator, as Matt Nagy's contract will run out.

Super Bowl 60 is the final game of the NFL postseason this year.

The 2025 NFL playoff picture is complete.

We know the NFL playoff bracket, as well, with the Seattle Seahawks in the NFC and Denver Broncos in the AFC earning the 1-seeds, a first-round bye and homefield advantage throughout the playoffs.

Imagine a year ago someone would tell you that the Kansas City Chiefs would lose their third consecutive appearance in the Super Bowl, only to lose at least 10 and miss the playoffs the following seas...

Even before this one began, the Raiders knew they had the number one pick in the draft locked up.

The silver lining will come on April 23.

Kansas City Chiefs coach Andy Reid said star tight end Travis Kelce “can still play” in the NFL when asked about the player’s possible retirement after the 2025–26 season.

Travis Kelce and the Kansas City Chiefs put up a good fight on Sunday, but they still came up short against the Las Vegas Raiders in their Week 18 matchup.