Where Do Chiefs Rank Among Best 5-Year NFL Stretches?

With four games left in the NFL regular season, the Kansas City Chiefs have already clinched their ninth consecutive AFC West title. That brings up a topic for Kansas sports betting purposes: Where the Chiefs’ historic five-year romp through the league stands in comparison with the other 31 teams they’re competing against.

During that period, K.C. has won two Super Bowls and lost another, along with an AFC Championship Game defeat at the hands of the Cincinnati Bengals in 2021. Coach Andy Reid’s bunch looks poised to be the first team to “three-peat” as Super Bowl champs in February 2025.

As of Dec. 13, oddsmakers from DraftKings Sportsbook Kansas have the Chiefs as their No. 2 Super Bowl favorite, at +450. That is behind only Dan Campbell’s Detroit Lions squad, which sits at +270 on the Boston-based sports betting operator’s Big Game odds board.

To get a sense of how historic Kansas City’s 63-17 record and .788 winning percentage have been since 2020 (that’s four full seasons plus 13 games this year), BetKansas.com broke down the numbers on how each of the 32 teams in the NFL have fared since 2020 to see how far ahead K.C. is from their competition in the league.

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All NFL Teams From 2020-2024 Seasons

Kansas City Chiefs	63-17	.788
Buffalo Bills	58-21	.734
Green Bay Packers	52-28	.650
Pittsburgh Steelers	50-29-1	.631
Baltimore Ravens	50-30	.625
Philadelphia Eagles	49-30-1	.619
Tampa Bay Buccaneers	48-32	.600
Dallas Cowboys	47-33	.588
San Francisco 49ers	47-34	.580
Minnesota Vikings	46-34	.575
Miami Dolphins	45-35	.563
Seattle Seahawks	45-35	.563
Los Angeles Rams	45-36	.556
New Orleans Saints	42-38	.525
Detroit Lions	41-38-1	.519
Cincinnati Bengals	40-38-1	.513
Cleveland Browns	40-40	.500
Indianapolis Colts	39-40-1	.494
Tennessee Titans	39-41	.488
Los Angeles Chargers	39-41	.488
Washington Commanders	34-45-1	.431
Las Vegas Raiders	34-46	.425
Arizona Cardinals	33-47	.413
Denver Broncos	33-47	.413
New England Patriots	32-48	.400
Atlanta Falcons	31-49	.388
Houston Texans	29-50-1	.369
Chicago Bears	28-52	.350
New York Giants	27-52-1	.344
Jacksonville Jaguars	25-55	.313
New York Jets	23-57	.288
Carolina Panthers	22-58	.275

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Where Chiefs Rank NFL Wide

Across the NFL, no team comes particularly close to Kansas City’s .788 winning percentage in the regular season since the start of the 2020 season. The Buffalo Bills are the only other club with a percentage above .700, with the AFC East squad sitting at .734 (58-21) during the period in question with four games left in this season, according to data from the ChampsorChumps.us website.

Those two clubs are the top favorites at Kansas sportsbook apps to win the AFC title and represent the conference in Super Bowl 59 in New Orleans on Feb. 12, 2025.

On the flip side, the worst NFL teams during that stretch were the woebegone Carolina Panthers at .275 (22-58), followed by the New York Jets (.288, 23-57), Jacksonville Jaguars (.313, 25-55), New York Giants (.344, 27-52-1) and Chicago Bears (.350, 28-52).

How much have the Chiefs dominated the AFC West? The nearest team in the division is the Los Angeles Chargers, who rank 20th leaguewide at .488, going 39-41 over the last five years. Throw in the Las Vegas Raiders (22nd overall, .425) and Denver Broncos (tied for 23rd, .413) and you have all four division teams covered.

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Christopher Boan

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Christopher Boan is a lead writer at BetKansas.com specializing in covering state issues. He covered sports and sports betting in Arizona for more than seven years.