The Kansas City Chiefs’ winning machine powered through another opponent Sunday with the inevitable efficiency we’ve come to expect.
Consecutive victory No. 13 — which matched the franchise record — was hard-fought, like so many Chiefs victories these days: 27-20 over Gardner Minshew and the Las Vegas Raiders.
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In some ways, Kansas City’s second 13-game winning streak of the Patrick Mahomes era is even more impressive than the 2019-20 version, simply for the stylistic transformation the Chiefs have made. They are scoring much fewer points per game during this streak (30.8 then to 23.5 now), and they have been favored by much less (-6.6 average spread then to -1.7 now). Sustained
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