**Vikings and Chiefs: The Last Remaining Undefeated Teams**

In an action-packed NFL season, most teams have already experienced the sting of defeat. However, as we head into Week 6, two teams still boast a perfect record: the Kansas City Chiefs and Minnesota Vikings, both standing strong at 5-0.

Among these two unbeaten teams, the Minnesota Vikings might have a more promising path to extend their streak. After a Week 6 bye, they are set to host the Detroit Lions in what could be a decisive game for the NFC North title. Should the Vikings come out victorious, their upcoming schedule works in their favor. They will subsequently face the Rams, Colts, Jaguars, and Titans, games in which they are likely to be favored. While any NFL game can turn unexpectedly, the Vikings could potentially reach a 10-0 record by the time they face the Bears on November 24.

Conversely, the Kansas City Chiefs face a more daunting series of matchups following their Week 6 bye. Their upcoming schedule includes games against the 49ers, Raiders, Buccaneers, and Broncos, with a challenging away game at the Bills. Given the competitive nature of these opponents, the Chiefs will have to perform at their best to maintain their undefeated status. If they manage to clear these hurdles, a somewhat more manageable stretch of games against the Panthers, Raiders, Chargers, and Browns awaits them through mid-December.

Regardless of which team eventually stands as the last unbeaten, both the Chiefs and Vikings can take pride in their achievements so far. Reaching this point in the season without a loss is a testament to their hard work and determination. As the NFL season progresses, fans and analysts alike will be keenly watching to see which team can maintain their perfect record the longest.