Perhaps the coach with the best record in football — and in Chiefs history — could get some recognition. Don’t bet on it.

Kansas City businesses are ramping up operations as the Chiefs gear up for another playoff run. The city is ready to celebrate another postseason, and local businesses are putting their game faces on.

Christmas Day games had major playoff implications around the NFL, thanks to all four of the teams playing holding a spot in the AFC playoffs. The Kansas City Chiefs needed just one victory to lock up home-field advantage in the AFC,

The Broncos are riding their high horse right into the postseason. Or at least they hope to be. With two games left in the regular season, Denver is positioned for a spot in the playoffs and can take a big step toward confirming its reservations in Week 17.

Patrick Mahomes and the Kansas City Chiefs rolled over Russell Wilson and the Pittsburgh Steelers on Christmas Day, winning 29–10 on the road to improve to 15–1 on the season. The two-time defending champs clinched the top seed in the AFC and will enjoy a bye week, which could be an extra special time for Mahomes and his family.

Ravens vs. Texans, Chiefs vs. Steelers and Beyoncé were big draws on Netflix, marking the latest step in the streaming service's move into live sports.

Netflix’s NFL debut set a new streaming record for the league, with an average audience of more than 24 million people in the U.S. watching each of the two Christmas Day games, according to preliminary Nielsen data.