We won’t know who the Kansas City Chiefs will host in the divisional round of the playoffs later this month, but we do know the nine teams that the Chiefs will host next season at Arrowhead Stadium.

The NFL’s matchups for each season are determined by the order of finish in the previous regular season. Detroit’s reward for beating Minnesota on Sunday night wasn’t just the top seed in the NFC playoffs, but also a trip to Arrowhead next fall. The Lions defeated the Chiefs at Arrowhead in the 2023 season opener 21-20. In addition to the Lions, the Chiefs will host their AFC West rivals Denver, Las Vegas, and the Los Angeles Chargers, as well as the AFC North champions Baltimore Ravens. However, that means the Chiefs will pay another visit to Buffalo to face the AFC East champion Bills.

Next season the Chiefs will face everyone from the AFC South and NFC East. That means the Chiefs will host Houston, Indianapolis, Philadelphia and Washington. The Chiefs will make trips to Dallas and the Meadowlands, as well as visit the Jaguars and Titans.

The schedule for the 2025 season will be released sometime in the spring.