‎🔥 DON’T MISS IT 🔥 Forget the first two games — this is when the Kansas City Chiefs rise up! 🏈⚡ ‎Check the time, check the channel… and get ready, Chiefs Kingdom — it’s time to turn the field into red & gold! ❤️💛👇 ‎SCHEDULE UPDATE:

The Kansas City Chiefs close out their preseason at GEHA Field at Arrowhead Stadium as they face the Chicago Bears in a pivotal Week 3 matchup.

With final roster cuts looming, this game provides one last opportunity for rookies and fringe players to prove their worth, while starters are expected to see limited action.

📺 TV Broadcast
Kansas City (local): KSHB 41 (NBC).

Chicago (local): WFLD-FOX 32 or the Bears Network feed on FOX 32.

National/Out-of-Market: No national TV simulcast. Out-of-market fans can stream live on NFL+.

Chiefs broadcast crew: Mitch Holthus (play-by-play), Danan Hughes (analyst), Josh Klingler (sideline).

💻 Streaming Options
NFL+: $6.99/month or $49.99/year, streams live out-of-market preseason games.

YouTube TV: $72.99/month with free trial, includes NBC/FOX feeds in-market.

FuboTV & Hulu + Live TV: Both carry local NBC/FOX affiliates (check zip code).

International: NFL Game Pass International (via DAZN), approx. $20/month.

Free Options: NFL app provides radio coverage and highlights, though no full video streams.

🎙️ Radio Coverage
Kansas City: Chiefs Radio Network on 96.5 The Fan (WDAF-FM), plus Chiefs Mobile App and Audacy.

Chicago: ESPN 1000 (WMVP-AM) in English, WVIV in Spanish.

National: SiriusXM NFL Radio (Channel 88) and NFL app (NFL+ subscription required).

Chiefs radio crew: Ari Wolfe (play-by-play), Dan Israel (analyst).

📱 Extras & Highlights
Download the Chiefs and Bears official apps for live stats, play-by-play, and postgame highlights.

Full-game replays available on NFL+ 48 hours after kickoff.

Highlights posted on NFL YouTube, Chiefs.com, Bears.com, and ESPN shortly after the game.

🔥 Why Fans Should Tune In
Preseason finales aren’t about the scoreboard—they’re about survival.

Kansas City rookies like Josh Simmons (LT) and Omarr Norman-Lott (DT) will get valuable reps after the Chiefs defense struggled against Seattle’s ground game last week.

For Chicago, Caleb Williams is expected to log a few more series as he continues adjusting to the speed of the NFL. With cutdown day set for August 27, this clash is the final audition before the real season begins.

Kickoff is set for Friday, August 22, 2025, at 7:20 PM CDT (8:20 PM EDT / 5:20 PM PDT) in Kansas City, Missouri.

Weather forecasts predict partly cloudy skies with comfortable temperatures around 75°F (24°C). Tickets are still available starting at $20 on Ticketmaster and the official Chiefs website.