Okay, so, I’m diving into how to catch a Kansas City Chiefs game today. It’s a bit of a thing, you know, figuring out where and how to watch.
First off, I started with a simple question: where can I even watch the Chiefs? I’m a huge fan, so missing a game isn’t an option. I did some digging and found out a bunch of stuff. Apparently, if a game’s on CBS, you can watch it on your local CBS channel. Easy enough, right? But then, there’s also this Paramount+ thing where you can stream games live. Good to know, especially since they’ve got a bunch of Chiefs games scheduled for this season.
Then, I stumbled upon this tidbit about NBC and Peacock. Some Chiefs games are going to be aired on NBC and streamed on Peacock. All I need is to download the Peacock app and head to the Sports section. Noted! I made sure to download the app right away. You never know when you might need it, and I’m not missing any Chiefs action.
Now, here’s a fun fact I learned. If you’re planning to watch a game at Arrowhead Stadium, people say you should get there like 2 to 3 hours early. I guess that makes sense to beat the traffic, find parking, and soak in the pre-game vibes. Although I’m not near Kansas, so stadium visits aren’t on my agenda. Still, it’s a cool tip for those lucky enough to go.
Oh, and for those who are always on the move, there’s this personalized schedule thing. I guess it shows you the Chiefs’ schedule based on where you are and what services you have. I didn’t really check this out, but it sounds handy. And from what I read somewhere, the Chiefs are playing the Broncos on 01/05/24, which is Week 18, by the way. I think this game is available to me on CBS.
I found a really cool suggestion for fans on what area to live in. I have no plans to move, but it’s still cool to learn about it. It is said that if you are a Bengals fan, you should stay in downtown Emporia or St. Joseph. If you are a Chiefs fan, you should stay in the Crossroads, downtown, or even the Plaza area, with Crossroads and downtown being the best options. It’s worth mentioning not to stay near the stadium because that area is not very good.
And here is a kicker: I realized that it’s not just about knowing where to watch; it’s about being prepared. So, now I’ve got options lined up – CBS, Paramount+, NBC, and Peacock. I’m all set for the season, no matter where the game is shown. And I’m keeping that stadium tip in my back pocket, just in case I ever make it to Arrowhead.
So that’s my little adventure in figuring out how to watch the Kansas City Chiefs. It’s been quite the journey, from local channels to streaming services. And who knows, maybe I’ll end up at Arrowhead one day. Until then, I’m ready to cheer them on from my living room!
