There, the Chiefs beat the Pittsburgh Steelers, which helps the Chargers in the NFL playoff standings outlook as Jim Harbaugh and Co. head for the postseason.

After being waived by the Baltimore Ravens, Diontae Johnson could find himself on the Kansas City Chiefs or Los Angeles Chargers.

The Kansas City Chiefs are back on top of the AFC and officially the No. 1 seed. With Wednesday's win over the Pittsburgh Steelers, Kansas City wrapped up the conference's top seed, first-round bye and home-field advantage on Christmas Day.

Also listed as questionable, with a knee injury, is right tackle Jawaan Taylor. Last week, Wanya Morris played the final 20 snaps at right tackle in the Chiefs’ victory over the Houston Texans. Morris, who has started 10 games at left tackle this season, could play on the right side against the Steelers.

The Chiefs earned a rest after beating the Steelers 29-10 on Christmas Day for their third victory in 11 days.

Pittsburgh Steelers safety DeShon Elliott ripped his team's effort in the 29-10 loss to the Kansas City Chiefs.

The Kansas City Chiefs control their own destiny when it comes to securing the AFC's top seed. Here's a look at the Week 17 playoff picture:

Kansas City is leading the AFC with a 12-1 record and riding high on a three-game win streak after defeating the Los Angeles Chargers 19-17 in Week 14.

After being waived by the Baltimore Ravens on Friday, Diontae Johnson is reportedly expected to be claimed by a team seeking help at wide receiver.

The Denver Broncos are one win away from clinching a playoff berth for the first time since the 2015 season. Getting that win in Los Angeles against the Chargers, a division rival and potential playoff team,

Los Angeles Chargers quarterback Justin Herbert is dealing with a left ankle sprain that left him limited at practice on Monday and Tuesday before an AFC West m

NFL.com's Christian Gonzales breaks down what to watch for when the Patriots host the Chargers on Saturday in Week 17.