The NFL referees union addressed what it called "conspiracy theories" that officials show bias in favor of Super Bowl champs the Kansas City Chiefs.

The Kansas City find themselves back in the Super Bowl. No matter what players are playing for them, they always seem to find success under head coach Andy Reid and his coaching stuff.

The Philadelphia Eagles vs. Kansas City Chiefs game will be televised nationally on FOX. The Chiefs are 1 1/2-point favorites over the Eagles in Super Bowl odds, courtesy of BetMGM Sportsbook. The Chiefs are -125 on the money line, while the Eagles are +105. The over/under is 49 points.

NEW ORLEANS (AP) — Coach Andy Reid doesn’t plan to leave the Kansas City sideline any time soon. As Reid prepares the Chiefs for their fifth Super Bowl appearance in six seasons, the 66-year-old put to rest any talk that he was ready to hang it up if Kansas City wins a third straight title.

Success breeds resentment, and the Chiefs' dominance has led to growing criticism. Are they truly the NFL’s villains, or is this part of the league’s natural cycle?

Veach has risen from cheeseburger-fetching intern to the architect of a dynasty, retaining key players while deftly managing the salary cap and the draft to fill out a roster that has the team on

Are the Chiefs in their villain era? It’s a label that’s been applied ad nauseam heading into the Super Bowl, by both fans and anti-fans of the long-dominant football team. The Kansas City juggernauts will face off against the Philadelphia Eagles in what will be the Chiefs’ fifth trip to the championship in six years.