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It's time for another update after Week 9 for the "State of the Season" Report in inforgraphic form. This new weekly series of our beloved Kansas City Chiefs, boils down the current state of affairs for the team using an infographic that is heavy on the illustration and light on the rambling.

This infographic is being updated on a weekly basis to reflect the progress (or regression) of the team, with some key stats and history, as well as a quick summary on what went right or wrong over the past week.

This is the first time that a summary of the season will be captured in a single page summary for the fans.

The Chiefs' were able to grab another win and move into sole possession of 2nd place in the AFC West (after San Diego's schlacking at Miami) with a convincing win at home against the hapless New York Jets. After a Denver loss to Tom Brady and the Pats, Kansas City finds itself within one game of first place. While the victory never relly felt in doubt, KC still left some points on the field and allowed Michael Vick and company a few too many moments of promise. Are the Jets just not as bad as we all thought, or was KC caught letting off the gas for a short stretch?

Either way, Kansas City locked up the most important stat (the W) and now heads into Buffalo to face a team that also sits at 5-3 and within striking distance of their own division. This is a game the Chiefs should win, but they're going to have to earn it and show us all they are ready to take the next step as a team.

It's time for another update after Week 9 for the "State of the Season" Report in inforgraphic form. This new weekly series of our beloved Kansas City Chiefs, boils down the current state of affairs for the team using an infographic that is heavy on the illustration and light on the rambling.

This infographic is being updated on a weekly basis to reflect the progress (or regression) of the team, with some key stats and history, as well as a quick summary on what went right or wrong over the past week.

This is the first time that a summary of the season will be captured in a single page summary for the fans.

The Chiefs' were able to grab another win and move into sole possession of 2nd place in the AFC West (after San Diego's schlacking at Miami) with a convincing win at home against the hapless New York Jets. After a Denver loss to Tom Brady and the Pats, Kansas City finds itself within one game of first place. While the victory never relly felt in doubt, KC still left some points on the field and allowed Michael Vick and company a few too many moments of promise. Are the Jets just not as bad as we all thought, or was KC caught letting off the gas for a short stretch?

Either way, Kansas City locked up the most important stat (the W) and now heads into Buffalo to face a team that also sits at 5-3 and within striking distance of their own division. This is a game the Chiefs should win, but they're going to have to earn it and show us all they are ready to take the next step as a team.

It's time for another update after Week 9 for the "State of the Season" Report in inforgraphic form. This new weekly series of our beloved Kansas City Chiefs, boils down the current state of affairs for the team using an infographic that is heavy on the illustration and light on the rambling.

This infographic is being updated on a weekly basis to reflect the progress (or regression) of the team, with some key stats and history, as well as a quick summary on what went right or wrong over the past week.

This is the first time that a summary of the season will be captured in a single page summary for the fans.

The Chiefs' were able to grab another win and move into sole possession of 2nd place in the AFC West (after San Diego's schlacking at Miami) with a convincing win at home against the hapless New York Jets. After a Denver loss to Tom Brady and the Pats, Kansas City finds itself within one game of first place. While the victory never relly felt in doubt, KC still left some points on the field and allowed Michael Vick and company a few too many moments of promise. Are the Jets just not as bad as we all thought, or was KC caught letting off the gas for a short stretch?

Either way, Kansas City locked up the most important stat (the W) and now heads into Buffalo to face a team that also sits at 5-3 and within striking distance of their own division. This is a game the Chiefs should win, but they're going to have to earn it and show us all they are ready to take the next step as a team.

It's time for another update after Week 9 for the "State of the Season" Report in inforgraphic form. This new weekly series of our beloved Kansas City Chiefs, boils down the current state of affairs for the team using an infographic that is heavy on the illustration and light on the rambling.

This infographic is being updated on a weekly basis to reflect the progress (or regression) of the team, with some key stats and history, as well as a quick summary on what went right or wrong over the past week.

This is the first time that a summary of the season will be captured in a single page summary for the fans.

The Chiefs' were able to grab another win and move into sole possession of 2nd place in the AFC West (after San Diego's schlacking at Miami) with a convincing win at home against the hapless New York Jets. After a Denver loss to Tom Brady and the Pats, Kansas City finds itself within one game of first place. While the victory never relly felt in doubt, KC still left some points on the field and allowed Michael Vick and company a few too many moments of promise. Are the Jets just not as bad as we all thought, or was KC caught letting off the gas for a short stretch?

Either way, Kansas City locked up the most important stat (the W) and now heads into Buffalo to face a team that also sits at 5-3 and within striking distance of their own division. This is a game the Chiefs should win, but they're going to have to earn it and show us all they are ready to take the next step as a team.

Time for an update to Week 8's "State of the Season" Report in inforgraphic form. This new weekly series of our beloved Kansas City Chiefs, boils down the current state of affairs for the team using an infographic that is heavy on the illustration and light on the rambling.

This infographic will be updated on a weekly basis showing the progress or regression of the team, key stats and history, as well as a quick summary on what went right or wrong over the past week.

This is the first time that a summary of the season will be captured in a single page summary for the fans.

The Chiefs' were able to climb above .500 and a half of a game back (1 in the win column) for a tie for second place with the San Diego Chargers. KC has won two in a row after the bye week, and while the performance of the Rams left many of us feeling like this was a game the Chiefs "should have" won, they did just that. The defense made sure that Austin Davis will have nightmares for a long time thanks to the 7 sacks they put on him. Offensively, the Chiefs took many "small steps" by dinking and dunking their way downfield, but still leaned on Charles when it mattered down the stretch. The recipe was plenty fulfilling enough for this week.

Now Kansas City gets to stay home again next week to take on a Jets team that is literally in shambles and may have me or you starting at QB. Nonetheless, the Chiefs can't underestimate a team desperate to get a W for the sake of their (and their coaches') jobs. 

Time for an update to Week 8's "State of the Season" Report in inforgraphic form. This new weekly series of our beloved Kansas City Chiefs, boils down the current state of affairs for the team using an infographic that is heavy on the illustration and light on the rambling.

This infographic will be updated on a weekly basis showing the progress or regression of the team, key stats and history, as well as a quick summary on what went right or wrong over the past week.

This is the first time that a summary of the season will be captured in a single page summary for the fans.

The Chiefs' were able to climb above .500 and a half of a game back (1 in the win column) for a tie for second place with the San Diego Chargers. KC has won two in a row after the bye week, and while the performance of the Rams left many of us feeling like this was a game the Chiefs "should have" won, they did just that. The defense made sure that Austin Davis will have nightmares for a long time thanks to the 7 sacks they put on him. Offensively, the Chiefs took many "small steps" by dinking and dunking their way downfield, but still leaned on Charles when it mattered down the stretch. The recipe was plenty fulfilling enough for this week.

Now Kansas City gets to stay home again next week to take on a Jets team that is literally in shambles and may have me or you starting at QB. Nonetheless, the Chiefs can't underestimate a team desperate to get a W for the sake of their (and their coaches') jobs. 

Time for an update to Week 7's "State of the Season" Report in inforgraphic form. This new weekly series of our beloved Kansas City Chiefs, boils down the current state of affairs for the team using an infographic that is heavy on the illustration and light on the rambling.

This infographic will be updated on a weekly basis showing the progress or regression of the team, key stats and history, as well as a quick summary on what went right or wrong over the past week.

This is the first time that a summary of the season will be captured in a single page summary for the fans.

The Chiefs' move to .500 and their record now stands at 3-3 after a huge road win in San Diego. While it may not always have been pretty, Kansas City siezed a prime opportunity to win a crucial game against a red-hot division opponent on the road. When that happens, you don't worry about how or why, you just take the win. We won't be getting any apologies from Andy Reid this week, as he finally decided to ride Jamaal Charles all the way to the win. The defense made timely stops, unlike in some earlier games this year, enabling the Chiefs' offense to dominate the time of possession battle and keep Rivers on the sideline.  

Kansas City is back home next week against a Rams team that just upended the Seattle Seahawks in a nail-biter. This is another MUST-win for the Chiefs on their home turf and a chance to move closer to the top of the division.

Time for an update to Week 7's "State of the Season" Report in inforgraphic form. This new weekly series of our beloved Kansas City Chiefs, boils down the current state of affairs for the team using an infographic that is heavy on the illustration and light on the rambling.

This infographic will be updated on a weekly basis showing the progress or regression of the team, key stats and history, as well as a quick summary on what went right or wrong over the past week.

This is the first time that a summary of the season will be captured in a single page summary for the fans.

The Chiefs' move to .500 and their record now stands at 3-3 after a huge road win in San Diego. While it may not always have been pretty, Kansas City siezed a prime opportunity to win a crucial game against a red-hot division opponent on the road. When that happens, you don't worry about how or why, you just take the win. We won't be getting any apologies from Andy Reid this week, as he finally decided to ride Jamaal Charles all the way to the win. The defense made timely stops, unlike in some earlier games this year, enabling the Chiefs' offense to dominate the time of possession battle and keep Rivers on the sideline.  

Kansas City is back home next week against a Rams team that just upended the Seattle Seahawks in a nail-biter. This is another MUST-win for the Chiefs on their home turf and a chance to move closer to the top of the division.

Time for an update to Week 7's "State of the Season" Report in inforgraphic form. This new weekly series of our beloved Kansas City Chiefs, boils down the current state of affairs for the team using an infographic that is heavy on the illustration and light on the rambling.

This infographic will be updated on a weekly basis showing the progress or regression of the team, key stats and history, as well as a quick summary on what went right or wrong over the past week.

This is the first time that a summary of the season will be captured in a single page summary for the fans.

The Chiefs' move to .500 and their record now stands at 3-3 after a huge road win in San Diego. While it may not always have been pretty, Kansas City siezed a prime opportunity to win a crucial game against a red-hot division opponent on the road. When that happens, you don't worry about how or why, you just take the win. We won't be getting any apologies from Andy Reid this week, as he finally decided to ride Jamaal Charles all the way to the win. The defense made timely stops, unlike in some earlier games this year, enabling the Chiefs' offense to dominate the time of possession battle and keep Rivers on the sideline.  

Kansas City is back home next week against a Rams team that just upended the Seattle Seahawks in a nail-biter. This is another MUST-win for the Chiefs on their home turf and a chance to move closer to the top of the division.

Time for an update to Week 7's "State of the Season" Report in inforgraphic form. This new weekly series of our beloved Kansas City Chiefs, boils down the current state of affairs for the team using an infographic that is heavy on the illustration and light on the rambling.

This infographic will be updated on a weekly basis showing the progress or regression of the team, key stats and history, as well as a quick summary on what went right or wrong over the past week.

This is the first time that a summary of the season will be captured in a single page summary for the fans.

The Chiefs' move to .500 and their record now stands at 3-3 after a huge road win in San Diego. While it may not always have been pretty, Kansas City siezed a prime opportunity to win a crucial game against a red-hot division opponent on the road. When that happens, you don't worry about how or why, you just take the win. We won't be getting any apologies from Andy Reid this week, as he finally decided to ride Jamaal Charles all the way to the win. The defense made timely stops, unlike in some earlier games this year, enabling the Chiefs' offense to dominate the time of possession battle and keep Rivers on the sideline.  

Kansas City is back home next week against a Rams team that just upended the Seattle Seahawks in a nail-biter. This is another MUST-win for the Chiefs on their home turf and a chance to move closer to the top of the division.

Here we are with an update to Week 5's "State of the Season" Report in inforgraphic form. This new weekly series of our beloved Kansas City Chiefs, boils down the current state of affairs for the team using an infographic that is heavy on the illustration and light on the rambling.

This infographic will be updated on a weekly basis showing the progress or regression of the team, key stats and history, as well as a quick summary on what went right or wrong over the past week.

This is the first time that a summary of the season will be captured in a single page summary for the fans.

The Chiefs' record now stands at 2-3 after a disappointing showing in San Francisco. Kansas City lost a prime opportunity to make 2 statement wins in a row coming off the drubbing of the New England Patriots last Monday night at Arrowhead Stadium. Unfortunately, it's yet another disappointment after missed opportunities and poor coaching doomed them in. After a strong first half, the Chiefs looked flat and could not stop the Niners clock-eating drives nor move the ball with any consistency in the second half.  

Kansas City heads into the bye week off this loss and has plenty of time to prepare for the suddenly red-hot San Diego Super-Chargers. They need to get healthy, and find more consistency both in the play-calling and on the field or this last loss could easily turn into a deeper slide. There is no relief in the schedule coming, so time to get the house in order quickly.

Here we are with an update to Week 5's "State of the Season" Report in inforgraphic form. This new weekly series of our beloved Kansas City Chiefs, boils down the current state of affairs for the team using an infographic that is heavy on the illustration and light on the rambling.

This infographic will be updated on a weekly basis showing the progress or regression of the team, key stats and history, as well as a quick summary on what went right or wrong over the past week.

This is the first time that a summary of the season will be captured in a single page summary for the fans.

The Chiefs' record now stands at 2-3 after a disappointing showing in San Francisco. Kansas City lost a prime opportunity to make 2 statement wins in a row coming off the drubbing of the New England Patriots last Monday night at Arrowhead Stadium. Unfortunately, it's yet another disappointment after missed opportunities and poor coaching doomed them in. After a strong first half, the Chiefs looked flat and could not stop the Niners clock-eating drives nor move the ball with any consistency in the second half.  

Kansas City heads into the bye week off this loss and has plenty of time to prepare for the suddenly red-hot San Diego Super-Chargers. They need to get healthy, and find more consistency both in the play-calling and on the field or this last loss could easily turn into a deeper slide. There is no relief in the schedule coming, so time to get the house in order quickly.

Here we are with an update to Week 5's "State of the Season" Report in inforgraphic form. This new weekly series of our beloved Kansas City Chiefs, boils down the current state of affairs for the team using an infographic that is heavy on the illustration and light on the rambling.

This infographic will be updated on a weekly basis showing the progress or regression of the team, key stats and history, as well as a quick summary on what went right or wrong over the past week.

This is the first time that a summary of the season will be captured in a single page summary for the fans.

The Chiefs' record now stands at 2-3 after a disappointing showing in San Francisco. Kansas City lost a prime opportunity to make 2 statement wins in a row coming off the drubbing of the New England Patriots last Monday night at Arrowhead Stadium. Unfortunately, it's yet another disappointment after missed opportunities and poor coaching doomed them in. After a strong first half, the Chiefs looked flat and could not stop the Niners clock-eating drives nor move the ball with any consistency in the second half.  

Kansas City heads into the bye week off this loss and has plenty of time to prepare for the suddenly red-hot San Diego Super-Chargers. They need to get healthy, and find more consistency both in the play-calling and on the field or this last loss could easily turn into a deeper slide. There is no relief in the schedule coming, so time to get the house in order quickly.