The Chiefs are heading into their toughest postseason push of the Mahomes era, with a grueling schedule and mounting pressure threatening their playoff streak.

The Chiefs arrive at Mile High following their bye week. KC and Mahomes under Andy Reid are 9-3 coming off their bye during the regular season. Mahomes is 15-2 following a loss in the regular season. Those stats are impressive. Denver combats them with one of their own. Sean Payton is 10-3 against Reid when coaching a team with a winning record.

Meanwhile, Buffalo's defense is reeling at the moment, allowing 30 or more points in back-to-back games. The Bills' run defense has been abysmal, surrendering 5.4 yards per carry (second-most in the NFL). That could result in a strong day for the Texans on the ground, which could help tip the scales in favor of an upset.

A massive AFC West rivalry matchup takes place in Week 11, as Bo Nix and the Denver Broncos look to extend their winning streak to eight games on Sunday against

The Chiefs have won the AFC West for nine consecutive years, but the first-place Broncos are currently the betting favorites to win the division. That could change on Sunday.

Keep in mind that the Chargers have been grinding nonstop since mid-July and almost no time off between now and then. The Bolts reported to training camp on July 16 and essentially went for four straight months before the bye week. Harbaugh gave players Tuesday to Sunday off, but that doesn't mean some guys won't get some work in on their own.

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