Kansas City Chiefs 2023 betting lines, odds, schedule ATS
Check out how the Kansas City Chiefs fared in 2022 and forecast 2023 betting trends. Can Patrick Mahomes and the Chiefs become the first back-to-back Super Bowl winners since 2005? Dig into the 2023 schedule against the spread as well as significant roster changes, thoughts on futures and more.
2022 win total: 10.5
2022 team record: 14-3
2022 record ATS: 7-10-0 (T-25th)
2022 team overs*: 8-9-0 (T-10th)
Did you know? Since Andy Reid was hired prior to the 2013 season, the Chiefs have gone over their win total in nine of ten seasons. The only exception was in 2021 when the Chiefs went 12-5, under their win total of 12.5.
2023 win total: 11.5
Odds to make the playoffs? -450 (2nd)
Odds to win Super Bowl: +600 (1st)
Key draft picks
• DE Felix Anudike-Uzomah
• WR Rashee Rice
• OL Wanya Morris
• DB Chamarri Conner
Key additions
• OT Jawaan Taylor
• LB Drue Tranquill
• DE Charles Omenihu
• S Mike Edwards
• DT Byron Cowart
• WR Richie James
Key departures
• OT Orlando Brown Jr.
• OT Andrew Wylie
• WR JuJu Smith-Schuster
• WR Mecole Hardman Jr.
• S Juan Thornhill
• DT Khalen Saunders
Given the nature in which Kansas City has run roughshod over the AFC West in recent years, I can sense your trepidation in backing this selection. But there’s reason to believe the Chiefs could get caught in a couple schedule traps this season. For starters, Mahomes and company play Denver twice in a three-week stretch which, historically, favors the loser of the first game in the rematch. Additionally, the team’s first encounter with the Raiders comes off a Monday night game against Philadelphia while their second meeting will take place with the Silver & Black coming off 10 days rest. Remember, under bets always benefit from injuries as well, should something happen to any of the key members of the Kansas City roster. — Joe Fortenbaugh
Mahomes loves this guy. Look no further than the fact that Toney scored two touchdowns on just 17 regular season targets from Mahomes, not to mention a touchdown in the Super Bowl on his only target of the game. Injuries are certainly a major concern, but we don’t need Toney to play 17 games in order to find paydirt six times. — Fortenbaugh
*Record against the “Over” line set for the game. Both teams are credited with a win if the game went over, a loss if under, and a tie if pushed.