Chiefs' Free Agency Moves Fail to Support Patrick Mahomes

The Kansas City Chiefs' offseason moves have come under scrutiny, particularly regarding their support for star quarterback Patrick Mahomes following a disappointing Super Bowl loss. Analysts, including former NFL player Domonique Foxworth, have expressed concern that the Chiefs have failed to adequately address their offensive line issues, especially after losing key player Joe Thuney. Foxworth emphasized that Mahomes, who was sacked a career-high 36 times last season, was let down by the team's lack of significant upgrades to protect him. Critics highlight the importance of bolstering both the offensive line and receiving corps to keep pace with competitive AFC rivals. While the Chiefs did sign tackle Jaylen Moore and retain some core players, doubts remain about whether these moves will be sufficient for Mahomes to reclaim his top form. As the offseason progresses, the Chiefs still have opportunities to make trades or draft selections to enhance their roster.