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Kansas City Chiefs’ Playoffs History – Exploring The Chiefs’ Playoff History Ahead Of The Super Bowl 59 Clash

Eric Divakaran

The Kansas City Chiefs are one of the most dominant franchises in recent history. They are right up there with the New England Patriots and the Pittsburgh Steelers. Ever since the arrival of Patrick Mahomes, the Chiefs have only done one thing and that’s winning. Under Mahomes the Chiefs are 89-23 and Mahomes himself has won 79.5 percent of the games he’s played.

Since 2018, The Chiefs have been to the playoffs 7 times consecutively and have won multiple Superbowls, Conference championships, and have many players who have been selected to the Pro-Bowl multiple times. There are multiple reasons why they have remained successful and one of the many reasons why is the brilliant coaching and offensive mind of Andy Reid. Every season, the plays he calls has been innovative and he knows how to read and navigate through any defense thrown at him.

The Chiefs are now in their 7th straight AFC Conference Championship round and winning the Superbowl will make them the first team ever to three-peat.

How many times has the Kansas City Chiefs made the playoffs?

The Chiefs have made the playoffs 27 times out of 64 total season and 54 playing in the NFL. They had played in 46 playoff games so far and have an overall record of 25-21. They have played in the wild card round 13 times and are 5-8 all time. Whereas in the Divisional round, the Chiefs have played in 17 games and are 9-8.

How many times have the Chiefs gone to the Superbowl?

The Chiefs played in the Superbowl 6 times. They have lost two and won four the titles. To add more details, the Chiefs have been to the Superbowl four times under Patrick Mahomes and are currently 3-1. They have back-to-back championships in the last two seasons (2022, 2023) and are now looking to three-peat.

Prior to the Mahomes era, the Chiefs won their last Superbowl in 1969 going up against the Minnesota Vikings.

Also Read: Super Bowl 59 Jerseys: What Uniforms are the Kansas City Chiefs and Philadelphia Eagles wearing for the Super Bowl LIX?

How many times have the Chiefs been to the AFC Championship?

The Chiefs have been to the AFC Championship round 9 times (soon to be 10) and are 6-3 so far. Under Mahomes the Chiefs made the Conference finals 6 times (soon to be 7) and have won 4 and lost 2 times. Prior to Mahomes, the Chiefs made their last Conference finals appearance in 1993 and lost to the Bills. In 1969 and 1966, the Chiefs won the Conference championships defeating the Oakland Raider and the Bills respectively.

How many times have the Chiefs won the Superbowl ?

The Chiefs have won the Super Bowl 4 times so far. Three of those have come under Mahomes and they had only won one prior which was back in 1969. The defeated the Vikings 23-7 and it took the Chiefs 50 years to win their next one which was in 2019.

How many times have the Chiefs won the Conference Championship?

The Chiefs have won the AFC Conference Championship 6 times but have lost 3. Mahomes alone, has racked up 4 wins in the conference championships and the other two wins came back in 1969 and 1966.

The Chiefs are yet again headed to the AFC Conference Championship round and this time, they will face the Buffalo Bills who they defeated back in 2020. Mahomes has won every matchup going against the Bills so far in the playoffs, but Josh Allen is a different player this season. Time well tell which team comes out on top.

Also Read: Patrick Mahomes vs Jalen Hurts: Who has played better in the postseason this year amongst the two star QBs?

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I cover the National Football League and things cannot get better than that. I always dreamed to play football or basketball professionally since I’m built like a Running Back. But now that I can’t, since I’m technically in the “Unc” age, I thought why not pick a career in sports industry? So here I am, doing what I love, and hoping that the Commanders win the Super Bowl. I give love to players when it’s due, but can be critical about their performances at the same time. Enough about me, now let my articles do all the talking. 

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