Kansas City Chiefs fans got a glimpse into what the offense looks like with all weapons on the field, and on Sunday, it was a 31-0 win over the Las Vegas Raiders that was produced.
With Rashee Rice finally back, it was the first time he, Xavier Worthy and Marquise Brown were all on the field together, and the result was, well, excellent.
Rice had 42 yards and two touchdowns from seven receptions, Brown had a touchdown and 14 yards from his two receptions and Worthy had 35 yards from his three receptions. That isn't a bad spread of production from those three.
And for NFL.com's Eric Edholm, he was left impressed.
“Rashee Rice celebrated his return to action following a six-game suspension with two first-half touchdowns to highlight a strong offensive outing by the Chiefs,” Edholm wrote. “We’ve now seen what an offense with Marquise Brown , Xavier Worthy and Rice playing together looks like, and the results were impressive.”
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Chiefs can now build into the season
After a wobbly start to the season, the Chiefs, as the offense has gotten healthier, has begun to find its mojo.
Winning four of their last five games shows that momentum is beginning to build and with an injury-riddled Washington Commanders up next, before the Buffalo Bills showdown prior to the bye, Kansas City can really consolidate its recent form.
Will it always be as devastating as 31-0? Absolutely not, but the Chiefs have that kind of performance in them more regularly than they did early in the season. And it helps to have your No.1 weapon back, too.
At 4-3, the Chiefs feel like they are just getting started, and that should terrify everyone.
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