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    Chiefs looking to extend 15-game winning streak against Broncos

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    By KMAN Staff on October 12, 2023 Sports

    The Chiefs find themselves with a quick turnaround after a late Sunday win at Minnesota and tonight host the Broncos at Arrowhead.

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    Andy Reid’s team has dominated the series of late and will be matching up against Sean Peyton, in his first season in Denver.

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    Kick off tonight is at 7:20, with coverage at 6:00 on Newsradio KMAN.

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