A Chiefs mini-fridge and 11 other things you need

We have a Fanatics store with a bunch of Chiefs merchandise and today I want to take a look at a few of the coolest things like this tailgate set and bluetooth speaker shaped like a Chiefs helmet. This is Kansas City so we have Chiefs-themed barbecue tools linked as well as other tailgating gear.

As for jerseys, the safest Chiefs jersey to buy is a Kareem Hunt jersey. I say safest because he’s a rookie and will be in Kansas City for at least a few years. You can probably say the same about Travis Kelce, Patrick Mahomes, Eric Berry, Tyreek Hill and a few others.

This hat is perfect for those who are starting to go bald even though they’re only in their 30s. No, I’m not bitter at all.

Mrs. Arrowhead Pride doesn’t know it yet, but she’s getting one of these.

Let’s face it, we’re bloggers so these sweatpants are actually really useful. I dare you to find a blogger with a sweatpants collection like ours.

This is probably the most useful everyday item (for non-bloggers). If there’s one thing on here to get, I think I’d start with this one.

Use this bluetooth speaker instead of leaving your car on, draining the battery and sitting at Arrowhead with a dead car on Sunday afternoon. Not that that’s happened to me before.

Essential tailgating item here. The table is a nice touch.

This is probably more for watching the game at home. Do you do cheese and crackers at tailgates?

Pro tip: Buy these for someone else at your tailgate and then you’ve made someone else the cook so you can drink beer and hang with your pals instead of cooking. That’s a next level tailgating tip.

These are all over Arrowhead. Probably the most popular tailgating game.

This is pretty fancy. Which means this is for someone else, not me.

The best item here. How awesome would this be to have in the room while you’re watching the game? Or have it plugged in at a tailgate?

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