Matt Derrick

I think it was Marquez wasn't very good anymore.

And he wasn't a receiver that even at 28, I think, was still a star.

I think if you'd take an MVS and put him on just your average team in the NFL, I don't think he's putting up 687 yards.

I think he's putting them more like 250.

I mean, I think there's a reason when the MBS left here, I mean, he hasn't done anything since then.

I mean, I don't think Hollywood's going to do anything.

I don't think he's going to go somewhere and all of a sudden just revitalize himself.

I think we're going to look at this and see that the receivers, once they, I mean, Sky Moore, I mean, if Sky Moore catches another catch in the NFL, I might be stunned.

I mean, he's not going to go out and just all of a sudden become a 400-yard receiver somewhere.

He's obviously going to be a nice return guy for somebody.

But, I mean, we talk about quarterbacks of the talent of Mahomes have to elevate the players around them.

And it's easy to look at this team, I think, over this offense over the last three or four years and say, okay, well, Mahomes hasn't elevated these receivers because these receivers have been mediocre at best and maybe bad more realistically.

But I fear that the problem has been that, no, Mahomes did elevate these guys.

These guys just weren't any good.

And had they been elsewhere, they probably would have been putting up half the numbers they were putting up with this guy.

50-yard touchdowns?

I mean, I'll be honest, I don't think it's going to change a whole lot.

I think Andy Reid's going to do what he does.

I mean, there might be some things that they pull out from the past that they go to, but I thought it was pretty telling when Andy Reid talked about putting together this offense this year and everything like that.

He wasn't talking about just, and maybe he's playing possum, maybe he's burying it so that he's going to come out and have a completely new look that they haven't shown in the last few years, because let's face it, I mean,