Kansas City Chiefs Win AFC West Title with Harrison Butker's Six Field Goals

The Kansas City Chiefs clinched the AFC West for an eighth consecutive season after defeating the Cincinnati Bengals, with Harrison Butker making NFL history by connecting on six field goals to secure the final 18 points of the game. Butker shared his perspective on his fantastic performance and staying focused during his postgame press conference, and he improved his field goal percentage to nearly 94%. The Chiefs offense largely struggled until Butker hit his fifth field goal, and Patrick Mahomes and the Kansas City Chiefs clinched the AFC West despite trailing 17-7 early at Arrowhead Stadium, rallying to beat the Cincinnati Bengals 25-17 on New Year’s Eve. The win officially gave the Chiefs the divisional title for an eighth straight season and clinched a playoff berth.