Fans Boost Chiefs Confidence After Week 3 Win

KANSAS CITY, Mo. — Fan confidence in the Kansas City Chiefs increased this week following a much-needed victory. After a win in Week 3, support for the team rose from 51% to 58%, signaling a sense of optimism among fans.

The Chiefs’ placekicker, Harrison Butker, has faced challenges this season, leading reporters to inquire about strategies for overcoming kicking slumps. Despite these concerns, nearly two-thirds of fans believe Butker will bounce back from his struggles.

Additionally, the Chiefs’ running game has generated buzz over the early weeks of the season. Many fans are eager to see the performance of the team’s rookie running back, expressing strong interest in his capabilities on the field.

While Kansas City fans are feeling hopeful, opinions from NFL fans nationwide suggest a different story. Many believe the Chiefs, instead of their upcoming opponents, the Baltimore Ravens, could fall to a 1-3 record after this Sunday’s game at Arrowhead Stadium.

The upcoming matchup between the Chiefs and the Ravens is set for 3:25 p.m. Arrowhead Time on CBS. This game is particularly anticipated, despite both teams currently having two losses each. Kansas City is coming off its first win against the Chicago Bears, while Baltimore played earlier in the week, suffering a loss.

The last time the two teams faced each other was in the 2024 season opener, where a dramatic last-second touchdown by the Ravens was overturned due to an out-of-bounds call.