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Chiefs Offense: Broken or Just Bent?
22 Jan
Summary
- Chiefs offense struggled in one-score games, going 1-9.
- Mahomes' quick-throw average was fastest in 2025.
- Run game lacked explosiveness, with only one 20-yard rush.
The Kansas City Chiefs' offense in 2025 was a tale of two halves, starting strong before a significant decline. A critical factor was their 1-9 record in one-score games, a stark contrast to previous success.
Quarterback Patrick Mahomes achieved his fastest average time to throw during the season, but the offense struggled with consistency and predictable play-calling against man coverage.
The run game also lacked explosiveness, producing only one rush of 20-plus yards from a running back all season. This area, along with offensive line health and play-action effectiveness, requires improvement.
Despite the perception of a broken offense, advanced statistics suggest potential for improvement with tweaks rather than a complete overhaul, aiming for a stronger 2026 season.
