The fantasy football season is underway, which means it’s time to come up with a name for your fantasy team. Whether you’re deep into a dynasty league or starting up a new redraft team, finding the right name for your squad can be a challenge.
We compiled a list of the best fantasy football team names for each NFL franchise. But if you’re just looking for Kansas City Chiefs-themed team names, you’ve come to the right place.
Kansas City Chiefs Fantasy Team Names
- Sherlock Mahomes (Patrick Mahomes)
- No, This is PATRICK! (Patrick Mahomes)
- Game of Mahomes (Patrick Mahomes)
- Post Mahomes (Patrick Mahomes)
- Take Mahomes Country Road (Patrick Mahomes)
- Truth & Kelcequences (Travis Kelce)
- Points As Far As the Eyes Kelce (Travis Kelce)
- Kelce Handler (Travis Kelce)
- You Belong With Kelce (Travis Kelce)
- We’re Not Worthy (Xavier Worthy)
- Fresh Prince of Helaire (Clyde Edwards-Helaire)
- Mr. Blue Skyy (Skyy Moore)
- Skyy’s the Limit (Skyy Moore)
- The Rise of Skyywalker (Skyy Moore)
- I Like Big Butker, And I Cannot Lie (Harrison Butker)
- Butker Up (Harrison Butker)
- Butker’s Brigade (Harrison Butker)
- Kicking It With Butker (Harrison Butker)
- Butker’s Boot (Harrison Butker)
- Butker’s Bunch (Harrison Butker)
- Butker The Brave (Harrison Butker)
- Kick It Like Butker (Harrison Butker)
- In Butker We Trust (Harrison Butker)
- Butker’s FG Factory (Harrison Butker)
- Chiefs Kingdom
- All Hail the Chiefs
- Long Live the Chiefs
- Arrowhead Avengers
- Red and Gold Rush
- Shake It Offense
- Hi, I’m The Champion, It’s Me
- We Are Never Ever Trading Together
- We Are Never Ever Losing
- Trophy, You Belong With Me
These days, it’s no secret that many Swifties are also Chiefs fans, so let’s share some Taylor Swift-themed fantasy team names as well.
Taylor Swift-Related Fantasy Football Team Names
- Shake It Goff
- Shake It Offense
- The Championship Is Mine
- Swift Victory
- Swift Kick In The Butt
- Arthur Blank Space
- Taylor Made Roster
- The Squad
- Trophy, You Belong With Me
- You Belong With Kelce
- Hi, I’m The Champion, It’s Me
- We Are Never Ever Trading Together
- We Are Never Ever Losing
- Team of My Wildest Dreams
- Ball Too Well
- Last Great Chiefs Dynasty
- Blank Space Ballers
- Endzone Game
- Cruel Summer Stunners
- Jordan Love Story
- Twenty-Tua
-
Jonathan Taylor Swift
- Look Who You Made Me Draft
- Electric Touchdown
- Betting Man (Taylor’s Version)
- You Winning The Trophy Was A Fairytale
- Forever & Always A Champion
- Tortured Pitts Department
- Get Away Carr
- Tortured Drafters Department
- Dak to December
- dallas cowboy like me
- this is me trying to win a championship
- Only The Bryce Young
- Drake London Boy
- Out of the Robert Woods
- Soon Your Fantasy Team Will Get Better
- Red (Zone)
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Who Are the Chiefs’ Top Fantasy Players?
Patrick Mahomes Fantasy Outlook
Mahomes has as many interceptions as touchdown tosses in both games this season and now in six of his past seven regular-season games. I’m also well aware that the Falcons have allowed a touchdown on just 10.5% of their drives this season (fifth-best rate).
I’m not worried. The pass rate over expectation figures to spike with Isiah Pacheco sidelined, and that is really all I need to pen Mahomes into my top five at the position.
Add in the fact that he gets to play on a fast track against a team on short rest and you’ve got yourself a great situation to get a vintage Mahomes effort.
Rashee Rice Fantasy Outlook
Mahomes found Rice streaking down the left sideline for a 44-yard touchdown against the Bengals, a moment that had me thinking we could be looking at a top-five receiver in dynasty formats. I’ll leave that debate for another day, but the fact that the same receiver can play two different roles in as many weeks, it’s impossible to be too high on his upside.
- Week 1: 47.4% in the slot, 5.3 aDOT, 37.5% target share
- Week 2: 35.4% in the slot, 7.5 aDOT, 23.1% target share
Kansas City brought in Hollywood Brown to satisfy a versatile role alongside Rice and Xavier Worthy. Kansas City wanted a pounding back in Isiah Pacheco to keep defenses honest.
Both are done for the foreseeable future, and that has me giddy over how Andy Reid is going to use Rice, a weapon that I truly believe can be even better than what we’ve seen up to this point.
You stole him at your draft and you now have a chance to compete at a high level; it’s up to you to take advantage.
Xavier Worthy Fantasy Outlook
Adam Schefter reported last Saturday that Hollywood Brown is expected to miss the entire regular season, a development that opens the door for fantasy managers to profit in a major way with their Worthy investment.
Now, it’s important to remember that not all “profits” look the same. Worthy has earned just seven targets on 48 routes this season. I don’t care. In fact, I’m encouraged.
The reps are all I want in the first half of the season, and with Brown out, Worthy is assured the ability to learn on the fly. The Falcons’ defense has been stout this season and looked good on Monday night, but if A.J. Terrell Jr. is on Rice duty, we could get single coverage situations on a fast track for the fastest player ever to lace ’em up.
In the worst-case scenario, your Worthy stock takes time to mature and gives you elite upside during your playoffs. That’s not a bad outcome at all, and I’m expecting a handful of spike weeks between now and then. He’s flirting with my top 25 this week, grading ahead of more established assets like Jaylen Waddle and Amari Cooper.
I’ll take it one step further: Worthy is my WR2 in this game.
Travis Kelce Fantasy Outlook
The future Hall of Famer has seven targets (four catches for 39 yards and zero touchdowns) this season despite being on the field for at least 88% of the snaps in both games this season (over 84.2% of the snaps just three times last regular season). Is it time to panic?
It’s not because, with each passing week, the 2024 Chiefs are looking more like the 2023 team that had a limited number of reliable skill players on the field. I feel good about Kelce not being the top-scoring tight end moving forward, but this team no longer has the luxury of truly managing the veteran’s reps, and that has me penciling a production floor that slots him in around TE5 moving forward.