HISTORIC WINNING STREAK: After losing five consecutive games from Sept. 17, 2015 to Oct. 18, 2015, the Chiefs have won eight consecutive contests from Oct. 25, 2015 through today's victory.  Kansas City becomes the only team in NFL history to win eight consecutive games following a five-game losing streak. The Chiefs eight-game win streak is the second-longest streak in franchise history, behind just a pair of nine-game win streaks (2003 and 2013).

REID CONTINUES TO WIN: With today's win, Chiefs Head Coach Andy Reid owns 169 career wins (regular and postseason) and movespast Pro Football Hall of Fame Coach Bud Grant for 17th most wins in NFL History. His 29 wins in his first three seasons leading the Chiefs tie Marty Schottenheimer (1989-91) for most wins by a Kansas City coach in their first three seasons. He also has at least nine wins in each of his first three seasons with Chiefs. Of all current NFL coaches, only four other coaches won at least nine games in each of their first three seasons with their current club: Bruce Arians (Arizona), John Harbaugh (Baltimore), Chuck Pagano (Indianapolis) and Mike Tomlin (Pittsburgh). Reid has atleast nine wins and an above .500 winning percentage in each of his first three seasons with the Chiefs (2013-15). Marty Schottenheimer and Pro Football Hall of Fame coach Hank Stram are the only other two coaches in franchise history to record at least three consecutive years of above-.500 football. Schottenheimer was the last Chiefs coach to accomplish the feat from 1995-97 when his teams won 13 games (1995), 9 games (1996) and 13 games (1997). Those three seasonswere the final three seasons of a stretch of nine years in which Schottenheimer's Chiefs finished above .500 (1989-97). Pro Football Hall of Fame coach Hank Stram also had a streak of nine seasons in which his Chiefs teams finished above .500 (1965-73). His final three such years saw 10 wins (1971), 8 wins (1972) and 7 wins plus multiple tie games (1973). Reid and Schottenheimer are the only two coaches in franchise history to have above-.500 records in their first three seasons with the club. Schottenheimer went 8-7-1 (1989), 11-5 (1990) and 10-6 (1991) while Reid has gone 11-5 (2013), 9-7 (2014) and 9-5 (2015).

RACKING UP THE POINTS: Since Andy Reid was named head coach in 2013, the Chiefs have had at least four games each season where they've scored 30 or more points. The last time the Chiefs scored 30 or more points in five or more games in a single season was in 2010 when the Chiefs had six 30+ point games.

RAVENS SHUT OUT IN FOURTH QUARTER: Today marks the fifth game in a row the Chiefs have shut out their opponent in the fourth quarter of play. The Chiefs hold a 50-0 point differential in those games.

TWO DEFENSIVE SCORES TODAY: Two defensive touchdowns today mark the first game with two defensive scores since a 23-13 win at Buffalo on Nov. 3, 2013 when LB Tamba Hali had an 11-yard fumble return for a touchdown and CB Sean Smith had a 100-yard interception return for a touchdown. With two defensive touchdowns today, the Chiefs now have six defensive touchdowns on the season (Marcus Peters 2, Tyvon Branch 2, Ramik Wilson 1, Justin Houston 1).

BRANCH SCORES ON FUMBLE RECOVERY: S Tyvon Branch recovered a RB Javorius Allen fumble forced by LB Derrick Johnson and returned it 73 yards for a touchdown,marking the Chiefs fifth defensive touchdown of the season. This marks Branch's first fumble recovery with the Chiefs and hisfifth career fumble recovery. Branch has scored two defensive touchdowns this season.His previouswas on a 38-yard interception return for atouchdown at Oakland(12/6). He added four tackles (three solo) on the day.

DJ FORCES FUMBLE: LB Derrick Johnson forced his second fumble of the season which was later recovered and returned for a TD by S Tyvon Branch. This marks Johnson's 22nd forced fumble of his career. Johnson led the team with 12 tackles (seven solo) in today's contest. Johnson' 12 tackles today's game, marked his 32nd career game with 10 or more tackles. This is the ninth game this season Johnson has led or tied a teammate for the team lead in tackles. He now has a Chiefs all-time record 1,085 tackles for his career. He has 100 tackles (81 solo) for the season, marking his eighth season with 100 or more tackles.

PETERS LOGS TWO INTS: CB Marcus Peters intercepted QB Jimmy Clausen twice and returned one 90 yards for a TD, giving him seven interceptions this season and two returned for TDs. Peters is just the 12thplayer in Chiefs history to record two interceptions returned for a touchdown in asingle season and joins David Webster (1960 Dallas Texans) and Charles Mincy (1992) as the only rookies in Chiefs franchise history to record two INT TDs in their first NFL season. His 90-yard return is the second-longest INT return by a rookie in Chiefs history, trailing onlyCB Brandon Flowers' 91-yard return vs. the N.Y. Jets in 2008.

PETERS CONTINUES TO DEFEND AGAINST THE PASS: Rookie CB Marcus Peters had three tackles (two solo) and tied a season-high with four pass defensed in today's game, marking his seventh game this season recording multiple passes defended. His 23 passes defensed are a franchise record for rookies and are ranked tied for second in team history.

PARKER SACKS CLAUSEN: DB Ron Parker sacked Ravens QB Jimmy Clausen for a loss of three yards, marking his sixth career QB takedown, which ranks tied for second all time in the Chiefs record book for sacks by adefensive back. Parker has 4.0 sacks this season, and all 6.0 of his sacks have been during his time with the Chiefs (2013-15). Parker added four tackles (two solo) in the contest.

HOWARD SACKS CLAUSEN: DL Jaye Howard sacked Ravens QB Jimmy Clausen for a loss of five yards, giving him 4.5sacks this season and 5.5 sacks inhis career. Howard added three tackles (two solo) in the game.

SMITH LOGS SECOND BEST COMPLETION PERCETAGE IN CHIEFS HISTORY: AlexSmith completed 21 of 25 passes for an 84.0 completion percentage, the second-highest single-game mark among quarterbacks with at least 20 attempts in franchise history. Smith also holds the top mark in franchise history at 85.0% (17 of 20), set in 2013. Smith finished logging a 108.5 passer rating, which marks his sixth 100.0+ passer rating game of the season and the 26th time in his career he has logged a 100.0 or better rating as a starter in the regular season with20 or more pass attempts. He is 6-0 this season and25-1 overall in those contests. His six games this season with a100+passer rating are the most he's had in asingle season in his career.

SMITH CONTINUES TO CLIMB FRANCHISE CHARTS: Since joining the Chiefs in 2013, QB Alex Smith has completed 124 passesof 20 or more yards. His 124 completions are the third most in franchise history. QB Alex Smith has rushed 69 times this season, marking the second-highest number of rushing attempts by a quarterback in a season. Smith owns the top mark for rushing attempts in a season with 76 in 2013.

SMITH ECLIPSES 3,000 AGAIN: Smith now has 3,205 passing yards this season, ranking third most in a single season in his career.  He has passed for more than 3,000 yards in each of his three seasons in Kansas City.

WEST SCORES ON OPENING DRIVE: RB Charcandrick West scored his fourth rushing TD ofthe season on a career-long 38-yard rush, marking the sixth time this season the offense has scored on its opening drive. The Chiefs are 5-1 in those contests. West finished the game with 16 carries for 76 yardsand one TD.

SHORT FIELD: QB Alex Smith hit WR Jeremy Maclin on a 13-yard TD pass, capping a three-play 24.yard scoring drive after the Ravens failed an attempted trick play on a 4th-and-9, setting up the Chiefs at the Baltimore 24-yard-line.

JEREMY MACLIN LEADS TEAM: WR Jeremy Maclin owns ateam-high six receiving scores this season. Maclin's six receiving touchdowns in 2015 are the most by aChiefs wide receiver in a single season since Dwayne Bowe had a league-leading 15 touchdown receptions in 2010.

SANTOS TIES CAREER-LONG: K Cairo Santos converted a 53-yard field goal, tying his career-long. He also tied Nick Lowery for the franchise record for most field goals of 50 or more yards made in a single season with four. Lowery accomplished the feat in 1980. His two field goals in today's game giveshim 29 made field goals for the season, which is the third best mark in franchise history.