Pittsburgh's offense wasn't playing its sharpest game, either. It may have been only 25 total yards short of the Chiefs, but it was severely outmatched through the air: it scored no passing touchdowns to Patrick Mahomes' three as he out-tossed Steelers quarterback Russell Wilson by 115 yards.

The Pittsburgh Steelers are reeling following a 29-10 loss to the Kansas City Chiefs. Pittsburgh has dropped three straight to fall to 10-6.

The Pittsburgh Steelers have already clinched a playoff berth, but what does Week 17 mean for their AFC North aspirations?

Well, no Christmas miracle came for the Pittsburgh Steelers as they fell 29-10 to the Kansas City Chiefs to drop to 10-6 on

The Pittsburgh Steelers didn't get the gift they hoped for Wednesday, losing to the Kansas City Chiefs 29-10, but fans would not let the loss get them down over the holidays. KDKA-TV's Lauren Linder reports.

The Chiefs destroyed the Steelers 29-10 in a Christmas Day game that looked just a tad different than the holiday outing a year earlier. A week — err, four days — after head coach Andy Reid referred to a win as the Chiefs’ best performance of the season,

Well, you can't say it was because the Pittsburgh Steelers weren't healthy. You can't say it wasn't because they were on the road. You can't even blame the officials. Nope, Pittsburgh decided to celebrate Christmas by gifting the Kansas City Chiefs a blowout win for KC.

The Steelers struggled in his absence, going 1-2 including a loss last week to the Baltimore Ravens when a win would have clinched the AFC North. Now, Pittsburgh and Baltimore are both 10-5 atop the division standings,

It was a very merry Christmas for Kansas City fans as the team claimed its 15th victory and the top postseason seed.