The Kansas City Chiefs have a 6-6 record and are trying to get into the playoff picture, but an announcement from the NFL proves their worth. The post Major Chiefs Announcement Proves They’re Still on Top appeared first on Heavy Sports.

An average of 57.23 million people watched the Cowboys outlast the Chiefs at AT&T Stadium on CBS.

Once again, the NFL stole the spotlight on Thanksgiving Day. This year, the league offered three matchups that sparked public interest.

The Kansas City Chiefs have named a longtime leader as this year's club winner of the Walter Payton NFL Man of the Year Award. Tight end Travis Kelce has earned the honor once again, his second consecutive nomination for the national award and his third nomination overall.

The Chiefs–Cowboys Thanksgiving showdown didn’t just deliver a star-studded matchup. It completely rewrote the NFL’s television record book. CBS averaged an astonishing 57.2 million viewers for Dallas’ 31–28 win over Kansas City,

A record number of viewers tuned in on Thanksgiving Day to watch the Dallas Cowboys claim a 31-28 win over the Kansas City Chiefs.

But this year, Kansas City took it a step further, unveiling its latest Christmas special, “Merry Mischief,” in partnership with the popular Elf on the Shelf brand. Travis Kelce’s mom, Donna Kelce, serves as the narrator of the new claymation short, with the main character playfully named “Kelce on the Shelfie.”

It looks like Tom Brady's belief on the Chiefs is gone.