"The Kingdom" explores the recent history of the Kansas City Chiefs and their extraordinary successes. Here's how to watch the third and fourth episodes for free.

The Kansas City Chiefs have some questions to answer along the defensive line after a hamstring injury to former first-round draft pick Felix Anudike-Uzomah landed No. 91 on season-ending injured reserve.

The third and fourth episodes of the ESPN documentary "The Kingdom," chronically the Kansas City Chiefs quest for a three-peat last season will air on Tuesday, Aug. 19.

During Monday's press conference, Kansas City Chiefs punter Matt Araiza explained wanting to take over ex-teammate Justin Reid's role | @EdEastonJr

According to a report from Ryan Glasspiegel of Front Office Sports, former Missouri Tigers and Kansas City Chiefs quarterback Chase Daniel is joining ESPN as a college football analyst. Daniel will broadcast college football games for the network on a crew that reportedly will include play-by-play announcer Clay Matvick.

Episodes three and four of the Kansas City Chiefs documentary, "The Kingdom," will premiere on Tuesday, August 19.

Even though they're favorites in the betting markets to return once again to the Super Bowl, the Kansas City Chiefs have been heavily questioned, and several NFL analysts, such as

During his conversation with @EdEastonJr, Super Bowl champion Jason McCourty said the Kansas City Chiefs are still the team to beat in the AFC

It’s almost as if Kansas City Chiefs stars needed something else to conquer, since they’ve made winning in the National Football League rather easy. Patrick Mahomes and Travis Kelce have combined to win three Super Bowls together, and they were eyeing a fourth last year… but the Philadelphia Eagles had something to say about that.

Preseason Week 2's loss to the Seattle Seahawks did a number on the Kansas City Chiefs in terms of injuries. It's not just the team's cornerback depth that's currently reeling from the losses, but the defensive line depth as well.