It’s no secret in the NFL that it is a game of the Kansas City Chiefs vs. everyone else.

The dynasty is in a league of its own.

On Feb. 9, the Chiefs will play in their fifth Super Bowl over the past six seasons.

It will be Andy Reid’s sixth Super Bowl, which ties him with Don Shula for the second most appearances behind Bill Belichick’s nine. This also will be Patrick Mahomes’ fifth Super Bowl, tying him with John Elway for the second-most appearances in the game for a starting quarterback. They only trail Tom Brady, who has 10 appearances.