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Uncover the Untold Stories Behind the NFL’s Most Unbreakable Playoff Streaks

Uncover the Untold Stories Behind the NFL’s Most Unbreakable Playoff Streaks

It’s why there exists a constant cycle of head coaches and quarterbacks.

But there are a few franchises that have cracked the code; teams that have built consistent contenders.

We’re diving into the history books to find the longest NFL playoff streaks ever.

Longest Active Run of Playoff Appearances

1. Kansas City Chiefs, 10 Seasons (2015-24)

Andy Reid joined the Chiefs in 2013 and has made the NFL playoffs an annual occurrence in Kansas City. And with Patrick Mahomes leading his offense, expect to see the Chiefs play deep into January and beyond for several years.

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