This week, Chiefs Wire's Ed Easton Jr. spoke to actors Hunter King and Tyler Hynes, who are the stars of a new Hallmark movie called 'Holiday Touchdown: A Chiefs Love Story.' In their interview with E

In January the organization released the Hallmark-coded trailer for the made-up movie Falling for Football, and after the Super Bowl win, the Chiefs’ second straight, Hallmark (which is, serendipitously, also based in Kansas City) came a-calling to take what had been a casual social media flirtation to the next level and make things official.

Hunter King, left, and Tyler Hynes, stars of the Hallmark movie “Holiday Touchdown: A Chiefs Love Story,” will walk a red carpet in Kansas City on Nov. 30 for the movie’s premiere. Here they attended the World’s Largest Tailgate before the Kansas City Chiefs’ home season opener with the Baltimore Ravens in September. Emily Curiel [email protected]

The Kansas City Chiefs traveled to face the Carolina Panthers in Week 12, and there was plenty to take away from the Sunday afternoon contest.

The Kansas City Chiefs might’ve been 9-1 heading into Week 12, but they were far less dominant than their recorded suggested. Out of their nine wins, eight were in one-possession fashion with some being games where Kansas City should be considered lucky to be winners of.

The Chiefs know they are the team everyone is chasing in the league. As the season progresses, the games will only get more difficult. Kansas City understands what's at stake and