Follow stats, scores & live commentary from Kansas City Chiefs vs. Tampa Bay Buccaneers
The Kansas City Chiefs have the chance to close out the first half of the NFL’s 18-week regular season as the only remaining undefeated team. You can follow the action right here.
It’s a Super Bowl rematch (feels like we’re saying that a lot these days) as the Chiefs and Tampa Bay Buccaneers meet at GEHA Field at Arrowhead Stadium on “Monday Night Football.”
Today’s game will be broadcast at 7:15 p.m. on ESPN and ESPN2. Those watching in Kansas City can also see the game on KMBC (Channel 9). Additionally, it will be broadcast on radio via KFNZ (96.5 FM) and WDAF (106.5 FM) in the KC area, and KNSS (98.7 FM) in the Wichita area.
KC Chiefs vs. TB Buccaneers: Stats, score & commentary
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Three storylines for Chiefs-Buccaneers
Pursuit of perfection rolls along
The Chiefs are the NFL’s lone undefeated team, and their latest test comes on prime time. So what needs to happen for that run to continue?
The offense has trended up in recent weeks, but the Chiefs are still looking for a breakout game, potentially tonight. In fact, The Star’s Jesse Newell sees Kansas City reaching 30 points in his game prediction. The Chiefs haven’t done that since last November.
Finding a way ... as injuries pile up
Injuries have already hit this KC team hard, including at the receiver and running back spots.
The latest? The Chiefs are down another tight end — with a torn ACL — and a defensive back heading into “Monday Night Football.” The Star’s Blair Kerkhoff has the full KC injury report.
Homecoming for TB running back Rachaad White
One of the coolest stories from “Monday Night Football” comes from the sideline opposite the Chiefs. Rachaad White grew up in the KC area and left for college without a D-I offer. He continued to work and turned himself into an NFL Draft pick.
Turns out, as The Star’s Sam McDowell reported on, his journey involved facing even more adversity, which is part of why he tries to give back to the KC community.
More Kansas City Chiefs coverage
- Patrick Mahomes has long been a supporter of women’s sports. Now, he wants to help bring a WNBA franchise to KC. Star columnist Vahe Gregorian explained what that says about Mahomes — and Kansas City.
- Have you heard of the “Monsoon Game” between the Chiefs and Bucs? Well, some 45 years ago the teams met in ... you guessed it ... a downpour, and it produced a famous (infamous?) result.
- Does the Chiefs defensive line have a secret weapon? Well, it might just be a Pilates studio (yes, really) in Overland Park.
