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2017 draft and Texas Tech career

The 2017 No. 10 overall selection by Kansas City, and 11,252 college passing yards with 93 passing touchdowns.

Texas Tech Athletics

Checked 2026-09-07

2016 Sammy Baugh Award

Mahomes received the 2016 Sammy Baugh Award.

Texas Tech Athletics

Checked 2026-09-07

Championship history

Kansas City won Super Bowls LIV, LVII and LVIII and lost Super Bowl LIX. Season and calendar-year labels are checked separately.

Pro Football Hall of Fame

Checked 2026-09-07

Regular-season comparison and 2026 opening game

2018 and 2022 passing totals used in the MVP season comparison. Editorial interpretation uses separate totals and per-game calculations.

Kansas City Chiefs

Checked 2026-09-19

2026 opening game and upcoming schedule

Denver31-10 final September14; Colts September20 7:20pm Central; Dolphins September27 noon Central. Player line separately checked against Chiefs game log.

Kansas City Chiefs

Checked 2026-09-19

Official viewing links

Use the team publisher for highlights and interviews. These links provide viewing context; a highlight reel is not a complete game log or statistical source. Availability and playback are controlled by the publisher.

Kansas City Chiefs video library — Official team highlights and interviews. Publisher controls playback and availability.

2026 regular season through Week 6

Weeks 1-4 of this fixed snapshot originally used nflverse contributors’ core player statistics under CC BY 4.0. We selected eight passing and rushing fields, normalized their names and reconciled game sums with season totals. Week 6 and the updated season sums use the official Chiefs game log. All five game rows were checked against that log; Week 5 was a bye. Dates and results were checked separately against team publications.

Latest source check: 2026-10-21 20:08 UTC. Next source check due: 2026-10-23 20:08 UTC.

Coverage ends October 18; the source check date is not a game date. Game dates here are venue-local calendar days, not exact kickoff times. Missing fumble fields remain unavailable, and career totals retain their older dated coverage. No live feed or automatic publication is enabled. Historical records retain their existing sources and review limitations.

identity · 1 records

profile

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Wikipedia contributors · licensed reference

Profile lists birth, team, jersey, position and height.

Source confidence: medium. Retrieved 2026-09-07

Last checked 2026-09-07

biography · 6 records

East Texas, three sports

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Wikipedia contributors · licensed reference

Mahomes grew up in Whitehouse, Texas, and competed in football, baseball and basketball. His father, Pat Mahomes, pitched in Major League Baseball. Patrick was drafted by the Detroit Tigers in 2014 but chose Texas Tech rather than signing a baseball contract.

Source confidence: medium. Retrieved 2026-09-07

Last checked 2026-09-07

The Texas Tech laboratory

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Wikipedia contributors · licensed reference

At Texas Tech from 2014 through 2016, Mahomes developed as a passer in a high-volume offense. He initially also played baseball, then focused on football. His final college season brought 5,052 passing yards and the Sammy Baugh Trophy.

Source confidence: medium. Retrieved 2026-09-07

Last checked 2026-09-07

A year to learn

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Wikipedia contributors · licensed reference

Kansas City selected Mahomes tenth overall in 2017. He spent most of that season behind Alex Smith and made his first NFL start in the regular-season finale. The transition to starter came in 2018, when Smith moved to Washington.

Source confidence: medium. Retrieved 2026-09-07

Last checked 2026-09-07

An immediate transformation

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Wikipedia contributors · licensed reference

Mahomes’s first full season as a starter produced 5,097 passing yards and 50 touchdown passes. The 2018 NFL MVP award recognized that breakout; the following season ended with Kansas City winning Super Bowl LIV.

Source confidence: medium. Retrieved 2026-09-07

Last checked 2026-09-07

The championship years

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Wikipedia contributors · licensed reference

Mahomes and head coach Andy Reid kept Kansas City at the center of the AFC. Across the 2018–2024 seasons, the Chiefs reached seven straight AFC Championship Games and five Super Bowls. Wins in LIV, LVII and LVIII each brought Mahomes the game’s MVP award.

Source confidence: medium. Retrieved 2026-09-07

Last checked 2026-09-07

A career still unfolding

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Wikipedia contributors · licensed reference

A second NFL MVP season in 2022 and consecutive Super Bowl wins gave his career a championship focus. The 2024 run ended in a Super Bowl loss, and Kansas City missed the 2025 postseason. Historical achievements remain separate here from unverified claims about current availability.

Source confidence: medium. Retrieved 2026-09-07

Last checked 2026-09-07

timeline · 19 records

Born in Tyler

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Wikipedia contributors · licensed reference

Born in Tyler, Texas; later attended Whitehouse High School.

Source confidence: medium. Retrieved 2026-09-07

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Texas Tech

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Wikipedia contributors · licensed reference

Played college football at Texas Tech, initially also playing baseball.

Source confidence: medium. Retrieved 2026-09-07

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734 passing yards

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Wikipedia contributors · licensed reference

Against Oklahoma, passed for 734 yards and accumulated 819 yards of total offense. Texas Tech lost 66–59.

Source confidence: medium. Retrieved 2026-09-07

Last checked 2026-09-07

Tenth overall

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Wikipedia contributors · licensed reference

Kansas City selected Mahomes in the first round of the NFL Draft.

Source confidence: medium. Retrieved 2026-09-07

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The first NFL start

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Wikipedia contributors · licensed reference

Made his first NFL start against Denver, passing for 284 yards in a Kansas City win.

Source confidence: medium. Retrieved 2026-09-07

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An MVP breakthrough

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Wikipedia contributors · licensed reference

Threw 50 touchdown passes and won the AP NFL MVP award in his first full season as starter.

Source confidence: medium. Retrieved 2026-09-07

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Super Bowl LIV

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Wikipedia contributors · licensed reference

Kansas City defeated San Francisco 31–20. Mahomes earned his first Super Bowl MVP.

Source confidence: medium. Retrieved 2026-09-07

Last checked 2026-09-07

A long-term commitment

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Wikipedia contributors · licensed reference

Signed a ten-year contract extension with Kansas City. This is a dated contract milestone, not a current salary estimate.

Source confidence: medium. Retrieved 2026-09-07

Last checked 2026-09-07

Super Bowl LV

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Wikipedia contributors · licensed reference

Kansas City lost 31–9 to Tampa Bay in Mahomes’s second Super Bowl appearance.

Source confidence: medium. Retrieved 2026-09-07

Last checked 2026-09-07

A second NFL MVP

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Wikipedia contributors · licensed reference

Led the NFL with 5,250 passing yards and 41 passing touchdowns.

Source confidence: medium. Retrieved 2026-09-07

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Super Bowl LVII

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Wikipedia contributors · licensed reference

Kansas City defeated Philadelphia 38–35; Mahomes won his second Super Bowl MVP.

Source confidence: medium. Retrieved 2026-09-07

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Back-to-back champions

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Wikipedia contributors · licensed reference

An overtime touchdown pass to Mecole Hardman ended Super Bowl LVIII, 25–22 over San Francisco.

Source confidence: medium. Retrieved 2026-09-07

Last checked 2026-09-07

A fifth Super Bowl

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Wikipedia contributors · licensed reference

Philadelphia defeated Kansas City 40–22 in Super Bowl LIX.

Source confidence: medium. Retrieved 2026-09-07

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Nine NFL seasons recorded

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Wikipedia contributors · licensed reference

The reviewed regular-season table covers 2017–2025. Mahomes played 14 games in 2025; Kansas City did not qualify for the playoffs.

Source confidence: medium. Retrieved 2026-09-07

Last checked 2026-09-07

Super Bowl LIV

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Wikipedia contributors · licensed reference

Win: Kansas City 31, San Francisco 49ers 20. 286 passing yards, 2 passing touchdowns and 2 interceptions.

Source confidence: medium. Retrieved 2026-09-07

Last checked 2026-09-07

Super Bowl LV

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Wikipedia contributors · licensed reference

Loss: Kansas City 9, Tampa Bay Buccaneers 31. 270 passing yards, 0 passing touchdowns and 2 interceptions.

Source confidence: medium. Retrieved 2026-09-07

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Super Bowl LVII

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Wikipedia contributors · licensed reference

Win: Kansas City 38, Philadelphia Eagles 35. 182 passing yards, 3 passing touchdowns and 0 interceptions.

Source confidence: medium. Retrieved 2026-09-07

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Super Bowl LVIII

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Wikipedia contributors · licensed reference

Win: Kansas City 25, San Francisco 49ers 22 (overtime). 333 passing yards, 2 passing touchdowns and 1 interceptions.

Source confidence: medium. Retrieved 2026-09-07

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Super Bowl LIX

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Wikipedia contributors · licensed reference

Loss: Kansas City 22, Philadelphia Eagles 40. 257 passing yards, 3 passing touchdowns and 2 interceptions.

Source confidence: medium. Retrieved 2026-09-07

Last checked 2026-09-07

season · 17 records

2017

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Wikipedia contributors · licensed reference

NFL: 2017; regular. Values transcribed from the labeled table; derived percentages are not copied.

Source confidence: medium. Retrieved 2026-09-07

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2018

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Wikipedia contributors · licensed reference

NFL: 2018; regular. Values transcribed from the labeled table; derived percentages are not copied.

Source confidence: medium. Retrieved 2026-09-07

Last checked 2026-09-07

2019

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Wikipedia contributors · licensed reference

NFL: 2019; regular. Values transcribed from the labeled table; derived percentages are not copied.

Source confidence: medium. Retrieved 2026-09-07

Last checked 2026-09-07

2020

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Wikipedia contributors · licensed reference

NFL: 2020; regular. Values transcribed from the labeled table; derived percentages are not copied.

Source confidence: medium. Retrieved 2026-09-07

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2021

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Wikipedia contributors · licensed reference

NFL: 2021; regular. Values transcribed from the labeled table; derived percentages are not copied.

Source confidence: medium. Retrieved 2026-09-07

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2022

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Wikipedia contributors · licensed reference

NFL: 2022; regular. Values transcribed from the labeled table; derived percentages are not copied.

Source confidence: medium. Retrieved 2026-09-07

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2023

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Wikipedia contributors · licensed reference

NFL: 2023; regular. Values transcribed from the labeled table; derived percentages are not copied.

Source confidence: medium. Retrieved 2026-09-07

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2024

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Wikipedia contributors · licensed reference

NFL: 2024; regular. Values transcribed from the labeled table; derived percentages are not copied.

Source confidence: medium. Retrieved 2026-09-07

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2025

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Wikipedia contributors · licensed reference

NFL: 2025; regular. Values transcribed from the labeled table; derived percentages are not copied.

Source confidence: medium. Retrieved 2026-09-07

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2018

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Wikipedia contributors · licensed reference

NFL: 2018; postseason. Values transcribed from the labeled table; derived percentages are not copied.

Source confidence: medium. Retrieved 2026-09-07

Last checked 2026-09-07

2019

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Wikipedia contributors · licensed reference

NFL: 2019; postseason. Values transcribed from the labeled table; derived percentages are not copied.

Source confidence: medium. Retrieved 2026-09-07

Last checked 2026-09-07

2020

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Wikipedia contributors · licensed reference

NFL: 2020; postseason. Values transcribed from the labeled table; derived percentages are not copied.

Source confidence: medium. Retrieved 2026-09-07

Last checked 2026-09-07

2021

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Wikipedia contributors · licensed reference

NFL: 2021; postseason. Values transcribed from the labeled table; derived percentages are not copied.

Source confidence: medium. Retrieved 2026-09-07

Last checked 2026-09-07

2022

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Wikipedia contributors · licensed reference

NFL: 2022; postseason. Values transcribed from the labeled table; derived percentages are not copied.

Source confidence: medium. Retrieved 2026-09-07

Last checked 2026-09-07

2023

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Wikipedia contributors · licensed reference

NFL: 2023; postseason. Values transcribed from the labeled table; derived percentages are not copied.

Source confidence: medium. Retrieved 2026-09-07

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2024

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Wikipedia contributors · licensed reference

NFL: 2024; postseason. Values transcribed from the labeled table; derived percentages are not copied.

Source confidence: medium. Retrieved 2026-09-07

Last checked 2026-09-07

2026 regular season through Week 6

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Official team player game log

Eight fields summed across 5 games; checked 2026-10-19T02:41:23.112Z.

nflverse contributors — core player statistics (CC BY 4.0)

Weeks 1-4 originally normalized from nflverse core statistics under CC BY 4.0; all rows rechecked against official team logs. Later games and current sums use official team game logs.

CC BY 4.0 license

Weeks 1-4 originally normalized from nflverse core statistics under CC BY 4.0; all rows rechecked against official team logs. Later games and current sums use official team game logs.

Last checked 2026-10-21

career · 2 records

2017–2025 regular seasons

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Wikipedia contributors · licensed reference

NFL: 2017–2025 regular seasons; regular. Values transcribed from the labeled table; derived percentages are not copied.

Source confidence: medium. Retrieved 2026-09-07

Last checked 2026-09-07

2018–2024 postseason appearances

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Wikipedia contributors · licensed reference

NFL: 2018–2024 postseason appearances; postseason. Values transcribed from the labeled table; derived percentages are not copied.

Source confidence: medium. Retrieved 2026-09-07

Last checked 2026-09-07

award · 8 records

Three Super Bowl MVP awards

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Wikipedia contributors · licensed reference

Named MVP of Super Bowls LIV, LVII and LVIII, each a Kansas City win.

Source confidence: medium. Retrieved 2026-09-07

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Three Super Bowl championships

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Wikipedia contributors · licensed reference

Won LIV against San Francisco, LVII against Philadelphia and LVIII against San Francisco. Season years differ from the February game dates.

Source confidence: medium. Retrieved 2026-09-07

Last checked 2026-09-07

Two AP NFL MVP awards

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Wikipedia contributors · licensed reference

Recognized for the 2018 and 2022 regular seasons. These are league awards, separate from Super Bowl MVP.

Source confidence: medium. Retrieved 2026-09-07

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AP All-Pro honors

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Wikipedia contributors · licensed reference

First-team selections in 2018 and 2022, and second-team selection in 2020.

Source confidence: medium. Retrieved 2026-09-07

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Six Pro Bowl selections

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Wikipedia contributors · licensed reference

Selected for six consecutive seasons, 2018 through 2023.

Source confidence: medium. Retrieved 2026-09-07

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AP Offensive Player of the Year

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Wikipedia contributors · licensed reference

Recognized during his first full season as Kansas City’s starter.

Source confidence: medium. Retrieved 2026-09-07

Last checked 2026-09-07

Sammy Baugh Trophy

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Wikipedia contributors · licensed reference

Received the award after his final Texas Tech season.

Source confidence: medium. Retrieved 2026-09-07

Last checked 2026-09-07

Five AFC championships

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Wikipedia contributors · licensed reference

Kansas City reached seven consecutive AFC Championship games with Mahomes as its starting quarterback, advancing to the Super Bowl in the 2019, 2020, 2022, 2023 and 2024 seasons. This describes the completed 2018–2024 run.

Source confidence: medium. Retrieved 2026-09-07

Last checked 2026-09-07

record · 3 records

734 passing yards in one college game

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Wikipedia contributors · licensed reference

Tied the FBS single-game passing record against Oklahoma and set the FBS total-offense record at 819 yards. These are records established on that date, not an unchecked claim of today’s record holder.

Source confidence: medium. Retrieved 2026-09-07

Last checked 2026-09-07

11 touchdown passes in one postseason

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Wikipedia contributors · licensed reference

Mahomes threw 11 touchdown passes across three games, matching the NFL single-postseason record in the reviewed historical reference.

Source confidence: medium. Retrieved 2026-09-07

Last checked 2026-09-07

Two franchise passing benchmarks

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Wikipedia contributors · licensed reference

The reviewed Chiefs record list credits Mahomes with 50 passing touchdowns in 2018 and 5,250 passing yards in 2022. Scope: single regular season.

Source confidence: medium. Retrieved 2026-09-07

Last checked 2026-09-07

match · 5 records

2026

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nflverse contributors — core player statistics (CC BY 4.0)

Selected eight fields; regular-season filtering, field normalization and game aggregation. Checked against official team logs through Week 4.

Last checked 2026-10-21

2026

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nflverse contributors — core player statistics (CC BY 4.0)

Selected eight fields; regular-season filtering, field normalization and game aggregation. Checked against official team logs through Week 4.

Last checked 2026-10-21

2026

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nflverse contributors — core player statistics (CC BY 4.0)

Selected eight fields; regular-season filtering, field normalization and game aggregation. Checked against official team logs through Week 4.

Last checked 2026-10-21

2026

Sources
nflverse contributors — core player statistics (CC BY 4.0)

Selected eight fields; regular-season filtering, field normalization and game aggregation. Checked against official team logs through Week 4.

Last checked 2026-10-21

2026

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Official team player game log

Week 6 passing and rushing fields only.

Official team schedule

Final result, venue and calendar date.

Last checked 2026-10-21

fixture · 1 records

2026

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Official team schedule

Week 7 kickoff and venue; 7:20 PM CDT. Subject to change; no player-participation claim.

Retrieved 2026-10-19

Last checked 2026-10-19

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