Will Chiefs OL Trey Smith take the field to face the Chargers in Week 15? Here's the latest update on Smith's status.

The NFL season continues in Week 15 when the Kansas City Chiefs host the Los Angeles Chargers on Sunday. Start time, how to watch, stream and NFL TV schedule.

Another week, another Chiefs offensive lineman expected to make an NFL debut. Last week it was Esa Pole, who never played high-school footbal

Travis Kelce continues to play NFL games in 2025, and his fiancée (!) Taylor Swift has had some time to cheer him on at Kansas City Chiefs games. She was there a few times last season, including playoff games and -- of course -- the Super Bowl. And she's attended a few of the Chiefs' home games this year.

The Chiefs’ unraveling hasn’t been limited to turnovers. Injuries along the offensive line have been a central storyline. The losses of guard Trey Smith and tackle Jawaan Taylor, worsened by Wanya Morris going down in Houston, left the unit scrambling and the offense disjointed.

The game has arrived, and the Kansas City Chiefs need to win to keep their season alive. Losing in Week 14 to the Houston Texans wasn't ideal, as the Chiefs now

The Chargers, being a West Coast team, should be at a disadvantage in cold weather and with an early start time. The experience of their head coach, Jim Harbaugh, as a motivator will be put to the test for this contest.

The Chiefs haven’t been eliminated from postseason contention, but each loss drives them further away. The New York Times playoff calculator puts their chances of making the NFL playoffs at 12% (though that percentage-chance would rise to 47% if the Chiefs win out, starting with Sunday’s noon home game against the Los Angeles Chargers).