With training camp past the halfway mark, preseason NFL action has arrived. For the Kansas City Chiefs, their three-game August slate kicks off on Saturday night. Head coach Andy Reid's team faces a pair of its 2026-27 regular-season opponents from the NFC West over the next few weeks, with a bout against a third playoff-caliber NFC foe sandwiched in between. This serves as a great first look at the team, also providing Reid's staff and the front office with opportunities to evaluate depth ahead of roster cuts on August 30. Here's everything you need to know about the Chiefs' preseason schedule.Preseason Week 1: Chiefs vs. Los Angeles RamsDate: Saturday, August 15Time: 3:00 p.m. CTLocation: Arrowhead StadiumHow to watch: KSHB 41To begin their preseason gauntlet, the Chiefs host the Los Angeles Rams on Saturday afternoon. Reigning MVP Matthew Stafford isn't tracking to suit up, nor is K.C. superstar Patrick Mahomes. Expect some starters to get work, albeit not a ton. Preseason Week 2: Chiefs at Tampa Bay BuccaneersDate: Saturday, August 22Time: 6:30 p.m. CTLocation: Raymond James StadiumHow to watch: KSHB 41By this point, Chiefs training camp will have already wrapped up. With the team out of dorms at Missouri Western State University, it travels to Tampa to play the Buccaneers. Coming off a letdown of a season, the Bucs have every incentive to put the past behind them and deliver a rejuvenated effort in 2026.Reid didn't seem very optimistic that Mahomes would play at all in the preseason, but that storyline is worth monitoring. Preseason Week 3: Chiefs vs. Seattle SeahawksDate: Friday, August 28Time: 7:00 p.m. CTLocation: Arrowhead StadiumHow to watch: KSHB 41Preseason outcomes may not roll over to the regular season, but this specific game remains critical. It's just two days before rosters must be trimmed down to a final group of 53, meaning dozens of players will be under immense pressure to put quality performances on tape. Anticipate a heavy dose of backups, with everyone from journeyman veterans to undrafted rookie free agents putting the finishing touches on their cases to stick with the organization.Sign up to our free newsletter and follow us on Facebook, X and Instagram for the latest news.Add us as a preferred source on GoogleFollow