They’ve joined a team that’s already won two Super Bowls while aiming for a three-peat. Yet they haven’t been on the field for that previous success, looking instead to get their first experience of winning an NFL title. The noteworthy group includes veterans like receivers Hollywood Brown and DeAndre Hopkins and running back Kareem Hunt.

According to the Kansas City Star, city leaders are considering passing on a large public celebration and instead having the Chiefs hold a smaller ticketed event. Mayor Quinton Lucas said the city is still in the early stages of planning a possible victory celebration for the Chiefs.

Next weekend will bring four divisional round matchups, and will see the Kansas City Chiefs and Detroit Lions back in action after their respective byes. The Chiefs rolled through the AFC and claimed the top seed.