The Kansas City Chiefs are set to be the subject of a six-part ESPN documentary series this fall, focusing on the history of the franchise and the 2024 season

ESPN announced a new docuseries, "The Kingdom," on Tuesday. The series, which features star quarterback Patrick Mahomes, tight end Travis Kelce and head coach Andy Reid, follows the Chiefs during the course of their storied run over the last few years.

ESPN has released a trailer — and a name — for its upcoming documentary on the Kansas City Chiefs. “The Kingdom,” a six-episode docuseries following the Chiefs during their 2024 season that ended with a Super Bowl loss to the Philadelphia Eagles, will premiere later this year on ESPN’s platforms.

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