Stephen A. Smith has predicted the Chiefs will lose ... And obviously, I think one could say this is the toughest game left on the Kansas City Chiefs' schedule. The game will be played away ...

ESPN analyst Stephen A. Smith says NFL referees favor the Kansas City Chiefs because of both quarterback Patrick Mahomes and pop icon Taylor Swift. "It's uncomfortable but we'll say it," Smith said.

Stephen A. Smith is one of the many to find the Kansas City Chiefs annoying, saying it takes one to know one. With Super Bowl week underway, Smith and his other "First Take" co-hosts were ...

But some still spot an apparent flaw from last season that remains the Chiefs' biggest concern. For ESPN pundit Stephen A. Smith, Kansas City's two biggest needs point right to that area. “ ...

Some critics of the Kansas City Chiefs hate them ... going to keep on winning. While Smith is simply veering way off the road to compare himself to Mahomes, "Chiefs fatigue" feels like real ...

The war of words between the media and Chiefs star tight ... these are professionals.” Smith continued by highlighting the lack of statistical production of Kansas City’s much-maligned ...

Kansas City Chiefs tight end Travis Kelce has started ... But is there something else to blame? ESPN personality Stephen A. Smith seemed to think so. He invoked Taylor Swift when talking about ...

After leading the Kansas City Chiefs into another Super Bowl ... And as online chatter starts to heat up, Stephen A. Smith decides to add fuel to the fire by making a loud statement for everyone ...

It is common knowledge that Swift, the world's most dominant pop star, is a big fan of the Chiefs and is in a relationship with star tight end Travis Kelce. According to Smith on today's episode ...

Travis Kelce's girlfriend isn't the only loved one the Kansas City Chiefs star will have ... Are y’all okay?' ESPN's Stephen A. Smith asked Kelce and the network's NFL crew from the warmth ...

Stephen A Smith had an interesting theory on the good favor the Kansas City Chiefs seemingly get from NFL referees during every outing. The Chiefs are often accused of getting preferential ...