By MATT McMullen
Chiefs Reporter
When it comes to rivalries in professional sports, it doesn’t get much better than this.
They’ve been playing one another for 58 seasons, minting some of the most memorable moments in the history of the National Football League along the way.
There was Joe Montana’s touchdown pass with just seconds remaining in 1994, Dante Hall’s unforgettable kickoff return in 2003, the clash on Thanksgiving in 2006 and Cairo Santos’ game-winning field goal just two seasons ago.
The list goes on, and with the nation watching, the Kansas City Chiefs and Denver Broncos will go at it once again on Monday night at Mile High.
Kansas City is in the midst of its most successful run over Denver in more than 40 years, winning each of the last five meetings between the two teams while scoring at least 27 points in all of them.
For context, the Broncos have allowed that many points just eight other times since 2015 – and never to the same team more than once. The Chiefs, meanwhile, have managed to do so in five consecutive contests.
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