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Kansas City Chiefs' fans, you can finally set your calendars for this fall. The Chiefs' complete 2026 schedule has arrived. They'll open at home against the Denver Broncos in Week 1, and will close the year at home against the Las Vegas Raiders. Here is the Chiefs' full regular-season slate, and how we think they'll do in 2026. Week 1: Sept. 14 (Monday) vs. Denver BroncosWeek 2: Sept. 20 vs. Indianapolis ColtsWeek 3: Sept. 27 at Miami DolphinsWeek 4: Oct. 4 at Las Vegas RaidersWeek 5: BYEWeek 6: Oct. 18 vs. Los Angeles ChargersWeek 7: Oct. 25 at Seattle SeahawksWeek 8: Nov. 1 at Denver BroncosWeek 9: Nov. 8 vs. New York JetsWeek 10: Nov. 15 at Atlanta FalconsWeek 11: Nov. 22 vs. Arizona CardinalsWeek 12: Nov. 26 at Buffalo Bills (Thanksgiving)Week 13: Dec. 3 (Thursday) at Los Angeles RamsWeek 14: Dec. 13 at Cincinnati BengalsWeek 15: Dec. 21 (Monday) vs. New England PatriotsWeek 16: Dec. 27 vs. San Francisco 49ersWeek 17: TBD at Los Angeles ChargersWeek 18: TBD vs. Las Vegas Raiders Our Henry McKenna believes the Chiefs will have another down season in 2026, predicting they'll go 8-9. "Out of an abundance of caution, the Kansas City Chiefs probably wont start quarterback Patrick Mahomes in Week 1. He might be ready ahead of schedule. But the risks are too significant, whether thats the quarterback suffering another injury, or simply that he doesnt quite look the same right away," McKenna wrote. "Do they have the right wide receiver? Do they have the right tackles? Can Travis Kelce do much more than rotational play? Thats a lot of questions. And with his ACL recovery, Mahomes will have fewer answers than normal." The Chiefs' projected win total for the 2026 season currently sits at 10.5 wins at FanDuel Sportsbook. Their odds to win the Super Bowl sit at +1600, while their odds to make the playoffs are -184. The Chiefs had a pretty active offseason after missing the playoffs in 2025. They traded away star corner Trent McDuffie to the Los Angeles Rams, getting a first-round pick and a few other draft selections in return. They also lost cornerback Jaylen Watson, linebacker Leo Chenal, wide receiver Marquise "Hollywood" Brown and running back Isiah Pacheco in free agency. However, Kansas City was able to sign running back Kenneth Walker III after he won Super Bowl MVP with the Seattle Seahawks. The Chiefs also re-signed star tight end Travis Kelce. In the draft, they took LSU cornerback Mansoor Delane and Clemson defensive lineman Peter Woods in the first round before adding Oklahoma edge rusher R Mason Thomas in Round 2. Following the draft, our Ralph Vacchiano placed the Chiefs at No. 8 in his power rankings. "They made sure that when Patrick Mahomes returns, hell have a top-10 defense behind him again," Vacchiano wrote. Kansas City's draft haul, meanwhile, earned an A grade from our draft analyst, Rob Rang. "Needing to replace three starters in their secondary, I loved the aggression the Chiefs showed in trading up to get the top cornerback in the draft in Mansoor Delane, who is equal parts athlete and technician, projecting as an immediate starter with high-end potential," Rang wrote.

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Report: 38m West Ham United star wanted by PSG this summerMateus Fernandes Transfer: PSG Interest Puts West Ham Future in FocusMateus Fernandes future at West Ham United already appears uncertain, despite only arriving from Southampton last summer in a 38million deal.According to The Athletic, there has been an increase in the number of European scouts attending games at the London Stadium to watch the 21-year-old, with Paris Saint-Germain among his suitors.Fernandes has delivered five goals and four assists in 40 appearances, becoming central to West Hams survival push. His long-range goal in the 3-1 win over Sunderland underlined why elite clubs are watching closely.West Ham Prepare for Difficult DecisionWest Ham are reportedly planning for life without Fernandes, with The Athletic stating that sources believe the club have conceded Fernandes will be sold to help fund their summer recruitment.That is a striking position. Fernandes signed a five-year deal, with an option for another year, and has no release clause. West Ham therefore retain leverage, though Southamptons 15 per cent sell-on clause complicates the final profit.Photo IMAGOPaqueta Void Filled, Future UnclearFernandes rise has accelerated since Lucas Paquetas January move to Flamengo. He has played with confidence, intelligence and maturity, linking well with Tomas Soucek while offering flexibility across midfield and attacking areas.His own words explain the growth.Im playing much better than when I arrived. Of course, the head coach helped me a lot. He gave me confidence to be free and to play what I feel.Roberto Martinez has also taken notice, handing Fernandes his senior Portugal debut.What Mateus is doing now is incredible, Martinez said. Its very important for us to see what he can do, his energy, his versatility.Fernandes Looks Ready for Bigger StagePSGs interest makes sense. Fernandes has technical quality, mobility, positional intelligence and a profile suited to Champions League football. He may be fighting relegation at club level, but his ceiling belongs far higher than a survival scrap.Ruben Amorims old verdict at Sporting CP now feels prophetic.What we lost is a very valuable young player who, in my opinion, has the characteristics to be a great player, but choices were made.West Hams challenge is clear. Keep a player who could become the face of their rebuild, or sell at a major profit to finance another reset. Either way, Fernandes trajectory suggests the London Stadium may only be a stepping stone.Our View EPL Index AnalysisFrom a West Ham supporters perspective, this report is exhausting. We finally get a young, exciting midfielder who actually improves the team, fills the Paqueta gap and gives the crowd something to believe in, and within months we are already hearing he may be sold.That is the part that hurts. Fernandes has not been some luxury player. He has carried responsibility in a struggling side, shown courage on the ball and delivered in big moments. A club with ambition should be building around that, not treating him as the next accounting solution.Yes, West Ham need recruitment funds. Yes, PS G can offer Champions League football and huge prestige. But supporters are tired of seeing progress immediately converted into profit. Fernandes should be a statement of intent, not another example of short-term thinking.If he goes, West Ham must not dress it up as strategy unless the replacement plan is exceptional. Selling your best young player after one season tells fans exactly where the club believes it belongs. Fernandes may have outgrown West Ham, but that says as much about the clubs direction as it does about his talent.

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