The question remains whether the Kansas City Chiefs or the Minnesota Vikings will be the last remaining undefeated team.

It was not long before the majority of teams suffered a loss during the regular season. In the span of just five weeks, the field has been reduced to two teams vying to emulate the 1972 Miami Dolphins. The Kansas City Chiefs and Minnesota Vikings are the two teams with a 5-0 record remaining in the National Football League. When considering which team will be the last to remain undefeated, Minnesota is arguably the more probable answer.

Should the Vikings overcome the impending challenge, it is plausible that they could remain undefeated until at least mid-November. Following the team's Week 6 bye, the Vikings will play host to the Detroit Lions. This will undoubtedly prove to be a formidable challenge, one that could ultimately determine the victor of the NFC North. Should Minnesota emerge victorious? The subsequent games in their schedule are likely to be more favorable, including contests against the Rams, the Colts, the Jaguars, and the Titans. While it is inaccurate to suggest that any game in the NFL is a guaranteed victory, particularly given the challenging nature of this season, it is conceivable that if the Vikings overcome the Lions, they could attain a 10-0 record by the time they face the Bears on November 24th.

The Chiefs' forthcoming schedule is considerably more challenging. Following their Week 6 bye, the team's schedule presents a series of challenging opponents, including the 49ers, Raiders, Buccaneers, Broncos, and Bills. If they are able to emerge from this series of challenging games unscathed, they do have a relatively easier stretch of games through mid-December: at Panthers, vs. Raiders, vs. Chargers, and at Browns. However, it will undoubtedly be a significant challenge for them to maintain their undefeated status through their next five games.

Regardless of which team ultimately achieves an undefeated record, both should be grateful for having reached this point without a loss. No other team has achieved this.