So when Kansas City Chiefs head coach Andy Reid announced on Thursday that star quarterback Patrick Mahomes would not only start the team's preseason opener against the Arizona Cardinals on Saturday but he'd also play the entire first quarter,

Patrick Mahomes and the Kansas City Chiefs don't want to wait until Week 1 to begin their revenge tour. Back in February, the Philadelphia Eagles dismantled Mahomes and the Chiefs in the Super Bowl. The final score,

Travis Kelce entered the 2025 NFL offseason with retirement rumors swirling around him. While some thought that he had played his last game with the Kansas City Chiefs, Kelce decided otherwise. After losing to the Philadelphia Eagles in blowout fashion last season in the Super Bowl,

Travis Kelce and the Kansas City Chiefs didn't just lose Super Bowl LIX to the Philadelphia Eagles, they were dismantled from start to finish. It was the type of loss that should motivate every player in Andy Reid's locker room.

"I love coming out here and focusing on this and getting better for another run at hopefully a Super Bowl,” he said while discussing the 22-40 loss