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Following an early bye week, the Kansas City Chiefs return to action Sunday against the winless Los Angeles Chargers. Kansas City is 4-0, while Los Angeles has lost its first five games and is averaging fewer than 17 points. But…

Maurice Elston outlines three keys for the undefeated Kansas City Chiefs to secure a victory over the winless Los Angeles Chargers in Week 6. Following a bye week, Kansas City enters the matchup 4-0, while Los Angeles is 0-5. With wide receivers Rashee Rice and Tyquan Thornton dealing with injuries, Elston argues that young pass-catchers and tight end Travis Kelce must step up to support quarterback Patrick Mahomes and running back Kenneth Walker III.
Defensively, Elston emphasizes that Kansas City's front four, including Chris Jones and George Karlaftis, must capitalize on the Chargers' injured offensive line by converting pressures into sacks against Justin Herbert. Additionally, the writer highlights that the Chiefs must avoid a trap-game mentality, maintain focus for all four quarters, and respect their AFC West rival to remain unbeaten.
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