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.

Veteran Carson Wentz is still on the free agency market, and a veteran coach in the AFC West could sign him to be his next backup quarterback.

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.

Last season, Patrick Mahomes ' eighth year with the Kansas City Chiefs, the quarterback posted 26 touchdowns and 3,928 yards, completing 67.5% of his pass attempts. Mahomes will now be entering his ninth season in the league, looking to add to his incredible resume which includes two MVP awards, two All-Pro honors and six Pro Bowl honors.

During his Texas High School Football Hall of Fame induction, Kansas City Chiefs QB Patrick Mahomes revealed new custom Adidas uniforms | @EdEastonJr

The Philadelphia Eagles throttled the Kansas City Chiefs 40-22 in Super Bowl 59. The Chiefs were outclassed for one of the few times in the Andy Reid, Patrick Mahomes era, and questions are being asked about the team’s continued dominance.

The thirst for football is so great the schedule release is a three-hour, prime-time broadcast on the NFL Network.

Fans can now get the chance to spend a day with a Patrick Mahomes at a home for a "Sunday Funday" Airbnb experience.

The Kansas City Chiefs might have lost some of their shine after the Super Bowl loss and the following free agency and draft periods, but that doesn't mean they will suddenly be a bad football team. They do have Patrick Mahomes and Andy Reid as a potent quarterback/head coach duo.