The Kansas City Chiefs fell right short of the ultimate glory.
They were one win away from becoming the first team to win three Super Bowls in a row, but their offensive shortcomings were too much to overcome against the stacked Philadelphia Eagles.
Now, with everybody back to full strength, Patrick Mahomes thinks the Chiefs will go back to their offensive dominance.
Kansas City Chiefs quarterback Patrick Mahomes (15)
Kansas City Chiefs quarterback Patrick Mahomes (15)
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In a sit-down with Kay Adams for 'Up & Adams,' the superstar quarterback claimed that the Chiefs had just too many weapons for the passing game:
"I think it's just gonna come from everywhere. Obviously, you have Rashee (Rice) being back; he looks great, and Xavier Worthy, who came up strong at the end of last year. You have Hollywood Brown healthy again," Mahomes said. "Guys everywhere, you add in Travis Kelce, a Hall of Famer (...), we have so many weapons."
When asked whether this was the best wide receivers room he had ever had, Mahomes claimed that it might be the deepest, adding that it will be extremely hard to make cuts with all the talented pass-catchers they have.
The Chiefs have relied on their strong defense over the past three years or so, and while they still managed to win two rings after trading Tyreek Hill to the Miami Dolphins, they have failed to find that sort of offensive production.
Kelce isn't getting any younger, and someone else will have to step up to bring this team back to the mountaintop.
If they are healthy, and with Mahomes and Andy Reid aiming for revenge, the rest of the league could be in a lot of trouble.