The Kansas City Chiefs, for the most part this season, have been inconsistent in their offensive play.
Sitting at 5-4, after a good couple of weeks, the Chiefs came back down to earth before their bye with a tough loss to the Buffalo Bills, as the offense stalled.
But we have seen good games from the offense, scoring at least 28+ points in five straight games and having over 400 yards of total yards in two of them, but still, there has been a feeling that Kansas City has yet to fully hit a team with both barrels.
So, does Marquise Brown feel like we have seen the best of this Chiefs offense?
"No, not at all," Brown said.
Cue a collective nervous gulp from the rest of the NFL.
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Chiefs offense must perform now
Coming up against the NFL's best defense in the Denver Broncos, this will be the first test for Andy Reid's offense, and it is one they can't fail.
Given the state of the division, the Chiefs are in a must-win game, and the offense will likely have to do the heavy lifting because we know that the defense has turned a corner of late (Bills loss aside).
But after Denver, it is the Indianapolis Colts, who only allow 20.6 points per game and have at least one turnover in every game this season. So, this two-week stretch is going to be defining for the Chiefs, and Brown states we haven't seen this offense at full tilt yet.
Well, now might be a good time for it to happen.
Why? Well, putting it simply, their entire 2025 season might depend on it.
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