Kansas City fans are used to a high-stakes Super Bowl — this is the fifth time in six years that the Chiefs will play in the NFL’s biggest game. And this year, fans will watch Kendrick Lamar perform at the halftime show from Caesars Superdome in New Orleans.

After 272 regular-season games and three rounds of playoffs, the NFL's championship matchup is finally upon us. That's right: It's Super Bowl time. Festivities begin Monday, when the last two teams standing meet in New Orleans for Opening Night,

Stop us if you’ve heard this one before, but the Kansas City Chiefs will play in the Super Bowl this weekend. For the fifth time in six years Andy Reid’s side have made it through to the big game and this time they will be chasing NFL history as they look to land an elusive threepeat.