The Kansas City Chiefs continue to find new ways to stack wins.
Last week, kicker Matthew Wright hit a walk-off field goal against the rival Los Angeles Chargers that ended up banking off the upright and going through.
However, the Chiefs also showed signs of an offense still trying to find its way, as they recorded just 19 points for the second consecutive game.
Longtime NFL insider Peter King does not have a high opinion of the offensive unit in Kansas City but respects the coaching staff.
“This offense is not very good…We see it every week…But (the Chiefs) have the perfect combination of coaches to try to eke out wins every week,” King said Wednesday on Let’s Go with host Jim Gray.
"This offense is not very good… but [the Chiefs] have the perfect combination of coaches to try to eke out wins every week."
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The Chiefs certainly have plenty of talented players on offense.
MVP quarterback Patrick Mahomes can make magic happen at any point with All-Pro tight end Travis Kelce, All-Pro wide receiver DeAndre Hopkins, and anybody else who you can name on the offensive roster.
However, they have had to deal with a multitude of injuries along the offensive line and among their skill-position groups.
That is where great coaching from Reid and offensive coordinator Matt Nagy has come into play.
Additionally, this team benefits from having a great defensive coordinator in Steve Spagnuolo and an exceptional special teams coach in Dave Toub.
The Chiefs might not have the best offense right now, but there is a reason why they are 12-1 and have a chance to win three consecutive Super Bowls for the first time in NFL history.
It is the coaching staff that has made all the difference.
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