Chiefs' shoddy O-line, WR corps prove too much for Patrick Mahomes to overcome
Briefly

In Super Bowl LIX, the Kansas City Chiefs faced a significant loss against the Philadelphia Eagles, marked by a score of 40-22. DeAndre Hopkins, a wide receiver for the Chiefs, downplayed the loss and addressed media speculation regarding officiating. Despite calls for referees' accountability, he hinted that the true issue lay with how well the Eagles performed, particularly their defensive front. Patrick Mahomes struggled under pressure with no blitzes from the Eagles, who nevertheless penetrated the Chiefs' offensive line effectively, indicating weaknesses in team performance rather than officiating errors.
For all the blame that will land on Patrick Mahomes for the Chiefs' failed attempt at a three-peat, the makeshift pieces surrounding Kansas City's superstar quarterback didn't help.
Hopkins emphasized the unsettling media narrative surrounding the referees, questioning if they'd now acknowledge the many touchy calls during the game.
Mahomes stated, 'In order to make a team blitz, you have to be able to beat what they're showing, and that's what we didn't do.'
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