For the first time in NFL history, cameras embed inside the fortress of a reigning Super Bowl dynasty during their most pivotal season. The Kingdom shatters the glossy NFL Films veneer to deliver raw, unfiltered access to the Kansas City Chiefs’ 2024 campaign – from locker room fireworks and private jet tensions to the weight of chasing a historic three-peat. This isn’t just football documentation; it’s a psychological deep dive into the cost of greatness, filmed through 360-degree lenses in meeting rooms, family homes, and the sacred ground of Arrowhead Stadium.

The stakes couldn’t be higher: Every dropped pass, contract negotiation, and personal sacrifice unfolds under the glare of legacy pressure. Witness Andy Reid’s final chess moves against Father Time, Patrick Mahomes battling the ghosts of Brady comparisons, and Travis Kelce juggling global celebrity with football mortality. This series captures the dynasty’s soul – not just the highlight-reel glory, but the bloodshot eyes at 3 AM film sessions, the silent car rides after devastating losses, and the human toll of sporting immortality.

The Kingdom cast members

1. Patrick Mahomes as Self

Mahomes shoulders the weight of legacy as he chases a third consecutive Super Bowl—a feat no NFL quarterback has achieved. The docuseries reveals his evolution from arm talent to cerebral field general, battling injuries, fatherhood pressures, and the psychological toll of being the NFL’s most hunted man. His whispered sideline rants and late-night film sessions expose the obsession fueling his greatness.

Mahomes (b. 1995, Texas) transcends athletics as a cultural icon—his $500M+ contracts, ownership stakes (MLB’s Royals, NWSL’s KC Current), and SNL hosting gig cement his influence. Yet The Kingdom strips away the brand, focusing on his vulnerability after playoff near-collapses and the burden of Tom Brady comparisons.

2. Travis Kelce as Self

Kelce’s 2024 season is a high-wire act: aging tight end, locker room glue, and global celebrity amid his whirlwind romance with Taylor Swift. The series captures his struggle to balance viral fame with football mortality—including fiery practice clashes and raw moments questioning his future. His post-Swift locker room speeches reveal a leader terrified of becoming a “distraction.”

Kelce (b. 1989, Ohio) leverages his charisma into entertainment empires (SNL, Catching Kelce), but The Kingdom spotlights his football IQ and brotherly bond with Mahomes. Unfiltered scenes—like rehabbing his surgically repaired knee while prepping for New Heights podcasts—show the man beneath the “Tayvis” tornado.

3. Andy Reid as Self

Reid fights his final career demons: chasing a 3-peat while mentoring heir-apprentice OC Matt Nagy. The series exposes his emotional warfare—benching stars over “effort,” consoling Mahomes after INT meltdowns, and navigating locker-room fractures over social justice protests. His secret weapon? Midnight cheeseburger binges while diagraming plays.

Reid (b. 1958, California) is the NFL’s winningest active coach, but The Kingdom humanizes his swan song. Scenes of him visiting his incarcerated son Britt pre-game, or weeping over retired veterans’ letters, reframe the “Big Red” caricature into a profoundly complex patriarch.