Kansas City Chiefs

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The Kansas City Chiefs are a professional American football team in the NFL known for their recent Super Bowl championships and dynamic offense led by quarterback Patrick Mahomes.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf National Football League team
professional American football team
appearedInSuperBowl Super Bowl I
Super Bowl IV
Super Bowl LIV
Super Bowl LV
Super Bowl LVII
Super Bowl LVIII
chairman Clark Hunt
conference AFC
country United States of America
surface form: United States
division AFC West
divisionTitles multiple AFC West titles
fanBaseNickname Kansas City Chiefs self-linksurface differs
surface form: Chiefs Kingdom
formerStadiumName Arrowhead Stadium
foundedAs Dallas Texans
founder Lamar Hunt
foundingYear 1960
generalManager Brett Veach
hallOfFamePlayer Bobby Bell
Derrick Thomas
Len Dawson
Willie Lanier
headCoach Andy Reid
homeCity Kansas City, Missouri, United States
surface form: Kansas City, Missouri
homeStadium Arrowhead Stadium
surface form: GEHA Field at Arrowhead Stadium
league National Football League
mascot KC Wolf
movedToCity Kansas City, Missouri, United States
surface form: Kansas City, Missouri
notableCoach Andy Reid
notableEra Patrick Mahomes era
notablePlayer Patrick Mahomes
Travis Kelce
offensiveReputation dynamic offense
owner Hunt family
president Mark Donovan
quarterback Patrick Mahomes
relocationYear 1963
rival Buffalo Bills
Denver Broncos
Las Vegas Raiders
Los Angeles Chargers
sport American football
stadiumLocation Kansas City, Missouri, United States
surface form: Kansas City, Missouri
teamColors gold
red
white
wonAFLChampionship 1962 AFL Championship
1966 AFL Championship
1969 AFL Championship
wonSuperBowl Super Bowl IV
Super Bowl LIV
Super Bowl LVII
Super Bowl LVIII

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Arrowhead homeTeam Kansas City Chiefs
Arrowhead tenant Kansas City Chiefs
Arrowhead fanBase Kansas City Chiefs
this entity surface form: Chiefs Kingdom
Mike McCarthy teamCoached Kansas City Chiefs
Mike McCarthy teamCoached Kansas City Chiefs
this entity surface form: Kansas City Chiefs (offensive assistant)
Marv Levy coachedTeam Kansas City Chiefs
KC metro sportsTeam Kansas City Chiefs
Terrell Suggs memberOfSportsTeam Kansas City Chiefs
Terrell Suggs superBowlWonWith Kansas City Chiefs
Sam Hunt teamTriedOutFor Kansas City Chiefs
Daboll employer Kansas City Chiefs
subject surface form: Brian Daboll
Truman Sports Complex tenant Kansas City Chiefs
KC Wolf affiliation Kansas City Chiefs
KC Wolf introducedBy Kansas City Chiefs
Patrick Mahomes memberOfSportsTeam Kansas City Chiefs
Patrick Mahomes playsFor Kansas City Chiefs
Patrick Mahomes draftedBy Kansas City Chiefs
Patrick Mahomes signedContractExtensionWith Kansas City Chiefs
Travis Kelce playsFor Kansas City Chiefs
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Travis Kelce partOf Kansas City Chiefs
this entity surface form: Kansas City Chiefs offense
1966 AFL Championship awayTeam Kansas City Chiefs
1966 AFL Championship champion Kansas City Chiefs
1969 AFL Championship awayTeam Kansas City Chiefs
1969 AFL Championship winner Kansas City Chiefs
Darrelle Revis playedForTeam Kansas City Chiefs
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Super Bowl LIV conferenceChampionAFC Kansas City Chiefs
Hunt family founded Kansas City Chiefs
Hunt family owns Kansas City Chiefs
Mark Donovan employer Kansas City Chiefs
Super Bowl LVIII awayTeam Kansas City Chiefs
Super Bowl LVIII team Kansas City Chiefs
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this entity surface form: AFC champion Kansas City Chiefs
Super Bowl LVIII winner Kansas City Chiefs
Super Bowl LVIII MVPTeam Kansas City Chiefs
Super Bowl LVIII KansasCityChiefsBackToBackTitlesNote Kansas City Chiefs
this entity surface form: Chiefs became the first team to win back‑to‑back Super Bowls since the New England Patriots in the 2003 and 2004 seasons