Dan Orlovsky

One, this is a team that's been trending for two years now with the,

We just got to like self-inflicted wounds hurt us.

We maybe it's not just a self-inflicted wounds.

Like maybe there's been a lot masked because, you know, quarterback and the coach have been so good and so big moments.

So like, if you look at the chiefs right now, unlikely to make the playoffs, what's big question marks with, okay, what does Travis do for his future?

There's $32 million over the cap for next year.

How do you rebuild the offensive line that once again has been disappointing?

The defense has fallen off the face of the earth.

This is a defense that for the last two, three years has been top five in just about everything.

They're bottom five in a bunch.

And their main identity was pressure.

They're like one of the worst blitzing teams when it comes to like the ability to blitz, the efficiency of blitzing, the execution of blitzing.

Their best cover corner has kind of had an up and down year, McDuffie.

And so like Chris Jones, what's his future?

He hasn't been nearly as dominant.

And so for a team that has that much money over the cap and going to have to, it feels like not only make some decisions from like,

an organizational perspective on some guys but maybe those guys also having to make a decision and this is a division that with the chargers and the broncos are just like doing this yeah and so like i think that there's a real okay what truly is the future of kansas city we know patrick's ridiculous um and that this isn't saying anything other than that but like

I just think this is a little bit – I don't know if it's just a snap my fingers and all of a sudden we're back to being the Super Bowl favorite next year because there's a lot of unknown and question mark.

If you're Dallas, offensive line is really good and cheap.

The receivers are ridiculous.