​KANSAS CITY, MISSOURI – AUGUST 28: Quarterback Patrick Mahomes #15 of the Kansas City Chiefs watches preseason game action in the fourth quarter against the Seattle Seahawks at Arrowhead Stadium on August 28, 2026 in Kansas City, Missouri. (Photo by David Eulitt/Getty Images) | Getty Images The latestWith the Kansas City Chiefs’ move to Kansas all but official now, the countdown to the final games in Arrowhead Stadium — slated for the 2030 NFL season — is underway.Ahead of a matchup with the AFC West rivals on “Monday Night Football,” it’s a reminder that the game will be one of only five left at the venue against the Denver Broncos — and you never know: this could be the biggest stage remaining of the contests at Arrowhead.Join the conversation!Sign up for a user account and get:Fewer adsCreate community postsComment on articles, community postsRec comments, community postsNew, improved notifications system!Download the SB Nation app on iOS or Android.Make sure you download the SB Nation app on your mobile device!For Apple devices, click here. For Android devices, click here.Arrowhead through the years: Chiefs begin new season with games numbered at historic venue | KCTV 5With a 2031 kickoff date for Chiefs games in Kansas, a finite number of games — somewhere just north of 40, depending on the Chiefs’ participation in international games and the playoffs — remain to be played at historic Arrowhead Stadium.Before the Chiefs kick off another season of play at Arrowhead on Monday, Sept. 14, under the primetime lights against the Denver Broncos, here’s a look back at how we arrived here before the final half-decade of football at the iconic venue.8 things I think I know about the Kansas City Chiefs ahead of the 2026 NFL season opener against the Denver Broncos | A to Z SportsSteve Spagnuolo’s defense will look sharper than it typically does in Week 1Typically, when you have a lot of changes and new personnel on any side of the ball, it takes time for those pieces to mesh and gel into a cohesive unit. Steve Spagnuolo’s defense has traditionally taken time to get into the swing of football once the season starts. However, this season things looked and felt a little different during the preseason.The Chiefs did not have their full complement of players due to injury. However, the players who were there and starting for Kansas City felt up to the task, especially late in the preseason. That starting unit was locked down and playing against units that were mostly a mishmash of starters and second-stringers.One bold prediction for every NFL team: Vikings are NFC North champion; Drake Maye wins MVP | The AthleticKansas City Chiefs: Xavier Worthy will post his first 1,000-yard seasonChiefs third-year receiver Xavier Worthy didn’t get much training-camp hype because he had to sit out most drills while protecting a shoulder injury. It’s too bad. He was the Chiefs’ practice MVP over summer drills and is in line for an expa