That’s the problem with this offense as constructed. Three drives and the quarter is almost over. First one an RPO gets tipped and it’s an INT after two plays. Next drive a personal foul at the 3 yard line takes 7 off and it ends in 3 points. Next drive stalls out after they run a bootleg from shotgun which does nothing to hold the DE and dooms it off the start. And then 3rd and 8 no one open and a spy on Pat. The lack of intermediate to deep passing game, and consistent rushing attack, means long drives and any mistake gets amplified.
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Kansas might be one of the worst coached teams in the country. Just horrific, horrific play calling and decision making over the last two games.
Leipold has been incredible in general, but they look completely unprepared in back to back losses.
The Chiefs got a badly needed pass catcher, yes, but in this trade the Bills got something they are even more desperate for: The feeling of drafting at pick 32.
the scariest part about this Super Bowl?
this was supposed to be the year to knock off the Chiefs
Mahomes was most expensive cap hit in NFL at $37M
his OL was weakened
his WR1 was a rookie
they were forced to play SIX STRAIGHT GAMES at a REST DISADVANTAGE weeks 12-17, the ONLY time a team had to do that in NFL history
they had to play in Germany
they didn't get a 1st round bye
they had to play on the road in the Divisional Round as an underdog
they had to play on the road in the Conference Championship round as an underdog
they were underdogs in the Super Bowl and were losing by double digits
it was the TOUGHEST PATH to a Super Bowl based on strength of opponent faced EVER
and they STILL won the Super Bowl