Week 8 in the NFL will conclude Monday night when the New York Giants (2-5) take on the Kansas City Chiefs (3-4) on Arrowhead live on Sky Sports NFL from the quarter past midnight.
This is Patrick Mahomes. This is Andy Reed. This is Kansas City. The bosses will be fine … right?
Their dominance has been weakened somewhat this season amid a lengthened version of a flawed and tenacious play that saw them lose 24-0 in the second quarter of the divisional playoffs against the Houston Texans in January 2020.
Even then, Texans knew their pillow wasn’t enough. Mahomes’ inspiring speech, seven touchdowns later, and a 20-point win belonged to the chiefs as they marched towards Super Bowl glory. That’s who they were, that’s who they can be. Keep track of the latest.
For the first time in a long time, they dared to blink when attacked in a league designed to counter any hint of invincibility. They have 3-4, but have yet to win their streak and qualify for Monday Night Football after a 27-3 loss to the Tennessee Titans, the second time they failed to make it to the end zone against Magomes. in the center after losing the LV Super Bowl to the Tampa Bay Buccaneers.
It says a lot about the bar that Magomes and the Chiefs have been pushing hard to raise, that for all the grumbling they still ranked third in total attacks with an average of 419.3 yards per game, eighth in scoring with 26.9 points per game and fifth in the offensive DVOA, which calculates a team’s performance based on the range of each game.
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“There’s something going on in this business, and it’s certainly a fluid business,” Coach Reed said. “You will have ups and downs, and so you keep going through it. If you are ready to tackle problems, you can change them in any direction. Anyone – any of these athletes.
“They are amazing people and very gifted. This is how Pat (Patrick Mahomes) works: He’s not going to hide or shy away from anything. If there is a problem, he will attack it and try to fix it. So, as coaches, we are here to teach, and this is what we do. Any guidance that we can give them, any of the players, we try to do it. This becomes important. We all need to improve our game as coaches and as players. “
The test was coming, and this, like an offshoot of their Super Bowl defeat from Buck, is that test. A test of unity and composure that probably doesn’t require Tyranne Mathieu to label his fanbase “toxic” on social media – a remark he has since apologized for.
After losing fourth in 2020 with the lowest number of losses at 16, the Chiefs are currently leading the league with 17 after eight failures and nine interceptions, including at least one pick in six consecutive games in their longest streak. career of Mahomes.
