Offseason Changes and/or concerns about tonight’s game.

[DRM08]

Originally Posted by pugsnotdrugs19

I think it’s because you have games like Buffalo where it’s not there and it seems fine, like they can work past it, at least in these big playoff games.

Still susceptible. Can’t happen.

And I’d let Trey go in favor of fixing LT without blinking. The LT issue specifically ****s him up.

Blind side is critical. They lost Mitch Schwartz (First Team All-Pro at Right Tackle) and still scored 38 points on a very good Buffalo team. When Eric Fisher went down at the Left Tackle spot at the very end of the Buffalo game, the offense was completely screwed for the Super Bowl against Tampa.

This year they had 4 different guys playing Left Tackle. They've had 5 different guys at Left Tackle the last 2 years. And 6 different guys at Left Tackle the last 3 seasons. It's pretty amazing so much instability at Left Tackle has led to 2 championships and 3 conference titles in recent years. Overachieved in this situation. Every other contending team each year has a really good Left Tackle situation.

The worst thing about the LT situation this year is that it killed your Left Guard situation too, by moving Thuney to LT and replacing him with a backup in the LG spot. So now the entire blind side was vulnerable as hell. Somehow they made it through 2 Playoff wins like that, lol

[Calcountry]

Originally Posted by pugsnotdrugs19

The only reason this game got away comes back to Patrick mentally being uncomfortable.

We can be mad about that all we want, but that’s where it is. So if you gotta make huge offensive line changes to fix it, so ****ing be it.

Yes we need to fix things, but the Eagles were just better. We looked like chit because their defense put us there. Defense wins Championships.

[lcarus]

We let Orlando Brown go and let Donovan Smith go even though they won Super Bowls with them. I guess they thought they could get away with just putting anyone in there and it wouldn't matter. I don't know.

[ThyKingdomCome15]

If we swap T's with the Eagles the score is flipped. Thuney playing LT got us there. It wasn't enough.

[Chiefaholic]

The very first thing I do is fire Andy Heck, he's the Greg Robinson of 2025 who just somehow keeps a job in spite of being incredibly bad at it. Second thing is make some form of attempt to move up in the draft for a quality starter at LT. Third, I make Taylor a post June 3 cap cut and find that respectable veteran RT looking to get his first ring.

[mr. tegu]

There will be a major Super Bowl loss hangover. They’ve been working towards this for a long time. Getting blown out in non competitive fashion is bound to wear on them.

[Chiefs4TheWin]

Second time we o lined ourselves into hell.

[Palangi]

LT needs to be figured out. We need to get more dynamic at WR and RB.

Trade Pacheco.

Move on from Juju, Hopkins, and Watson.

Might be time for Kelce to retire

[chiefzilla1501]

Overreaction planet drives me nuts.

This was a bad loss guys. We saw it from a mile away that we were rolling with house money with this OL.

Fix the OL. Get an absolute wagon of a quick pass option back in rashee rice. Get Mahomes in the lab driven by the anger of this loss. Spend the offseason getting Mahomes right and being unafraid to get aggressive again. God rashee would’ve been huge in this game

Never ever ever forget that we have the best coach and qb on the planet.

[FloridaMan88]

Originally Posted by chiefzilla1501

Never ever ever forget that we have the best coach and qb on the planet.

Is Andy willing to do what it takes to make the necessary changes to fix the offense?

That incudes changes to his coaching staff.

The offense has declined significantly during the past two years with Nagy at OC.

Andy Heck is a disaster.

[RedArrowhead]

So Mahomes gets no blame huh? The greatest qbs find ways to overcome but all Mahomes gets is excuses. Mahomes has not played to the level he set for a few years now and that is not debatable. Getting Mahomes right is a term that’s been going around for a few years now.

[chiefzilla1501]

Originally Posted by RedArrowhead

So Mahomes gets no blame huh? The greatest qbs find ways to overcome but all Mahomes gets is excuses. Mahomes has not played to the level he set for a few years now and that is not debatable. Getting Mahomes right is a term that’s been going around for a few years now.

It is debatable because he’s won two super bowls. He is not beyond reproach. But his two super bowls losses have come in games where his OL was ridiculously outmatched. We know Mahomes can and will be fixed and most of the real ones aren’t in a panic.

[Nirvana58]

Originally Posted by chiefzilla1501

It is debatable because he’s won two super bowls. He is not beyond reproach. But his two super bowls losses have come in games where his OL was ridiculously outmatched. We know Mahomes can and will be fixed and most of the real ones aren’t in a panic.

Um..... He has won 3.

[lcarus]

Originally Posted by RedArrowhead

So Mahomes gets no blame huh? The greatest qbs find ways to overcome but all Mahomes gets is excuses. Mahomes has not played to the level he set for a few years now and that is not debatable. Getting Mahomes right is a term that’s been going around for a few years now.

The other side of that coin is...he won back to back Super Bowls with Juju, Skyy Moore, Kadarius Toney, and far less than ideal tackles. He did have Rashee Rice last year as a rookie. Aside from that, it's basically been Mahomes and Kelce dragging this offense to Lombardis.

[RedArrowhead]

Originally Posted by lcarus

The other side of that coin is...he won back to back Super Bowls with Juju, Skyy Moore, Kadarius Toney, and far less than ideal tackles. He did have Rashee Rice last year as a rookie. Aside from that, it's basically been Mahomes and Kelce dragging this offense to Lombardis.

Yes and he gets credit for that. So why does the blame always go elsewhere? Mahomes has given us years we never thought possible but he’s had a few iffy years now.