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"Kansas City, the dynasty part is over": Travis Kelce and Patrick Mahomes hit with brutal 2025 prediction as Colin Cowherd slams Chiefs dominance
"Kansas City, the dynasty part is over": Travis Kelce and Patrick Mahomes hit with brutal 2025 prediction as Colin Cowherd slams Chiefs dominance

Time of India

time2 days ago

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  • Time of India

"Kansas City, the dynasty part is over": Travis Kelce and Patrick Mahomes hit with brutal 2025 prediction as Colin Cowherd slams Chiefs dominance

Colin Cowherd boldly declares the Chiefs dynasty dead (Getty Images) The Kansas City Chiefs are ready to bring the Super Bowl back home after last year's defeat against the Eagles. However, questions loom over their future as a dominant force. Despite entering the year as one of the Super Bowl favorites, the whispers have grown louder- especially after a humbling Super Bowl loss. Sports commentator Colin Cowherd has now added fuel to that fire, declaring, 'I think Kansas City, the dynasty part is over. They may win a Super Bowl, but I think their division's too good to be a dynasty.' But can a team with Patrick Mahomes and Andy Reid truly be counted out? AFC West no longer the Chiefs' playground Colin Cowherd's comments weren't just headline-chasing. He painted a compelling picture on his show, comparing the Chiefs' run to Nick Saban's dominant stretch at Alabama. 'When Nick Saban was at Alabama, LSU couldn't get the right coach... Tennessee couldn't get the right coach, and he dominated,' Cowherd said. But as rivals got stronger, Alabama's edge dulled. That's what he believes is happening in the AFC West. For years, Kansas City capitalized on a division filled with coaching inconsistencies and rebuilding franchises. But the landscape is changing fast. The Denver Broncos are revitalized under Sean Payton, with rookie QB Bo Nix bringing hope. by Taboola by Taboola Sponsored Links Sponsored Links Promoted Links Promoted Links You May Like The Most Beautiful Women In The World Undo The Chargers are finally in competent hands with Jim Harbaugh, and even the often-chaotic Raiders seem to be stabilizing under Pete Carroll. In other words, the Chiefs haven't fallen off a cliff—but the competition has risen to meet them. For years, Kansas City capitalized on a division filled with coaching inconsistencies and rebuilding franchises. But the landscape is shifting rapidly. 'Denver is going to be noticeably better. The Raiders are going to be significantly better,' Cowherd said, before pointing to Jim Harbaugh's influence on the Chargers: 'Year one, he changes the culture. Year two, he changes the personnel.' With multiple experts even picking the Chargers to go all the way, the division is no longer the soft landing it once was for Kansas City. Chiefs face new season with uncertainty and aging core Despite having the league's most transcendent quarterback in Patrick Mahomes and a coaching genius in Andy Reid, the Chiefs aren't immune to time. Travis Kelce , a pillar of their offense, is 35 and showed signs of slowing last season. Rashee Rice may start the season suspended, leaving holes in the receiving corps. Chris Jones is still elite but is 31, and Reid's future feels increasingly uncertain. The margin for error is narrowing, and unlike previous seasons, Kansas City may no longer benefit from easy division titles or playoff byes. The regular season now feels more like a gauntlet than a formality. The Chiefs kick off their campaign with a preseason matchup against the Arizona Cardinals, but the true litmus test will come in Week 1 against Harbaugh's Chargers in São Paulo, Brazil. Then comes a Super Bowl rematch with the Eagles in Week 2—an early chance to silence critics or confirm Cowherd's bold prediction. The dynasty may not be dead, but it's certainly under threat. Also Read: Tom Brady drops truth bomb on NFL team favoritism, shares why he never believed in star treatment Catch Rani Rampal's inspiring story on Game On, Episode 4. Watch Here!

Is There Overtime in the NFL Preseason? Rules Explained for 2025
Is There Overtime in the NFL Preseason? Rules Explained for 2025

Fox Sports

time2 days ago

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  • Fox Sports

Is There Overtime in the NFL Preseason? Rules Explained for 2025

National Football League Is There Overtime in the NFL Preseason? Rules Explained for 2025 Updated Aug. 8, 2025 11:55 a.m. ET share facebook x reddit link Overtime is a familiar part of NFL games during the regular season and playoffs - but what about the preseason? As teams gear up for the 2025 NFL season, many fans are wondering if tied preseason games head into overtime or simply end in a draw. Keep reading for what you need to know about overtime in the NFL preseason. Chargers win AFC West, Packers make NFC Wild Card over Bears in Colin's latest NFL predictions | The Herd Colin Cowherd reveals his latest 2025 NFL predictions, including the Los Angeles Chargers winning the AFC West and the Green Bay Packers making the NFC Wild Card over the Chicago Bears. Is there overtime in the NFL preseason? No, there is no overtime in the NFL preseason games. Overtime was eliminated from NFL preseason games in 2021. If a game is still tied at the end of regulation, it simply ends in a draw and no extra period is played. ADVERTISEMENT Why is there not overtime in the NFL preseason? Because preseason games don't impact the official standings and are meant primarily for preparation, the league prioritized player safety in its decision. With the regular season already stretching longer than in years past, reducing unnecessary risk during August made practical sense. When was the last NFL preseason game to end in a tie? So far in the 2025 NFL preseason, there has been one tie in the Raiders vs. Seahawks game on August 8, 2025. share Get more from the National Football League Follow your favorites to get information about games, news and more

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