The question is whether “three-peat” has become a generic term to define a back-to-back-to-back championships, and if so, does that mean that anyone can use the term?

Pundits across the sports media landscape have expressed their concerns about the defending Super Bowl champions after a relatively underwhelming season from quarterback Patrick Mahomes and Andy Reid’s offense.

Andy Reid remembers quite well the previous time the Texans visited Kansas City for a divisional playoff game. He was still considered among the best coaches to have never won the Super Bowl. Patrick Mahomes was still a young,

The Kansas City Chiefs are a very good football team. You know this. The Kansas City Chiefs are looking for their third Super Bowl win in a row. I’d imagine you were aware of this as well. For almost an entire year now,

They’ve joined a team that’s already won two Super Bowls while aiming for a three-peat. Yet they haven’t been on the field for that previous success, looking instead to get their first experience of winning an NFL title. The noteworthy group includes veterans like receivers Hollywood Brown and DeAndre Hopkins and running back Kareem Hunt.

The Kansas City Chiefs are chasing the first three-peat in NFL history. However, after the season they will face some key decisions and could lose a Pro Bowler in free agency.