Kansas City sits 0-2 as Patrick Mahomes and the offense search for rhythm. Mahomes has 58.8% completion with 2 TDs and 1 INT, and the Chiefs have yet to top 21 points in two games, forcing more of his rushing. ESPN's Dan Orlovsky argues the quarterback is not the problem, praising his effort while blaming the rest of the unit for gaps in spacing and production.

The critique targets the supporting cast and the line, including Creed Humphrey and Trey Smith, who are said to be getting worn down. With a Week 3 clash against the winless Giants on the horizon, fantasy managers will watch if the offense retools and Mahomes can unlock a more efficient, higher-scoring game plan.

Kansas City rookie Josh Simmons starred at left tackle in Week 2, holding his own against Philadelphia's stout pass rush and not surrendering a single pressure on 36 pass-blocking snaps. Pro Football Focus graded him at 87.8 for the performance, a precise signal of his upside as a starting tackle for the Chiefs.

Despite the loss, the standout showing fuels optimism for Week 3 against the New York Giants, giving fantasy managers a reason to watch Simmons closely as he cements a blind-side role and Kansas City's protection dynamics evolve behind a young, developing unit.