As the Chiefs go for a Super Bowl three-peat, an entire generation of star quarterbacks hasn’t had a sniff of the Lombardi Trophy because of his sustained dominance.

On an episode of his podcast "New Heights" this season, Jason Kelce pointed out the Kansas City Chiefs had been on an auspicious winning streak, almost like a supernatural or magical power had been impacting the games.

Let’s stack them up against some of the top NFL teams the game has ever seen that we believe would throttle this year’s Chiefs!

The Houston Texans travel to Kansas City for Saturday’s AFC divisional playoff game against the Chiefs and it’s safe to say few are picking Houston. After all, the Chiefs are two-time defending Super Bowl championships and have won six consecutive years in the divisional round.

Paul Pierce believes that if the Kansas City Chiefs secure a third straight Super Bowl title, Patrick Mahomes will undoubtedly cement his place as the greatest of all time.

With another Super Bowl title this year, Patrick Mahomes, Andy Reid, Travis Kelce and the Chiefs would stand alone in NFL history.

The game meant nothing to the Kansas City Chiefs — and they played that way. With a 14-2 record and the top seed in the AFC playoffs already wrapped up, many key frontline players were held out of the team’s regular-season finale to not risk injury ahead of what the club hopes is its third consecutive playoff run to a Super Bowl title.

The Chiefs are chasing some lofty NFL streaks and records set by New England. Here’s what to watch when KC plays host to the Texans Saturday.

The Kansas City Chiefs confirm Patrick Mahomes' recovery and share promising injury updates ahead of their playoff showdown with the Houston Texans.