Chris Jones: Chiefs Don't Openly Talk About 3-Peat Title Odds, It's 'So Far-Fetched'

The Kansas City Chiefs have the chance to make history as the first team to win three straight Super Bowls.

While the rest of the football world often brings up the Chiefs' odds of a three-peat, the team avoids speaking of it. On an episode of The Rich Eisen Show on Wednesday, Kansas City star defensive tackle Chris Jones clarified that the team focuses on short-term goals rather than championships.

"No, not at all. It's just so far-fetched, man. You got to get through the division, and not only the AFC West but the AFC. So much adversity can come about, so I think for us, it's about the smaller goals like winning the AFC West. That's the first thing we can do. We win the AFC West, we can put ourselves in a position to be in the playoffs. Then we can think about the AFC, where we're at in the AFC. Then we can think about winning the AFC Championship. You win that, then you can think about the three-peat. But it's just so far-fetched and so far away. If you can focus on the smaller goals, if you're able to hit those, you're able to be where you want to be."

Jones and the Chiefs have done well at focusing on the short-term early on this season. They're 4-0 to start the year and already have a pair of big AFC wins over the Baltimore Ravens and Cincinnati Bengals.

After last week's win over the Los Angeles Chargers, they'll face a tough New Orleans Saints squad at home before getting a bye week in Week 6.