A Lee’s Summit family’s love for Halloween and the Chiefs has turned into a neighborhood sensation that’s spooking opponents and delighting fans alike.Kristin Shriver and her family have taken their Halloween decorations to a new level, creating a football-themed haunted display that evolves each week throughout the playoffs.“Our kids love Halloween, so we’ve definitely gotten into it,” Shriver said. “It’s just been a lot of fun.”What started as a whim has become a chilling tribute to the Chiefs’ postseason run.The display includes creepy décor, football uniforms that change with each matchup, and a written record of game results.“We change it every single week,” Shriver said. “We run a different play every single week.”The family’s attention to detail doesn’t stop there. The uniforms, featuring the Chiefs’ red and white along with those of their opponents, are swapped out weekly — no small feat in Kansas City’s winter weather.“It was pretty cold …