Could Chiefs 3-Headed Monster Be Key To Super Bowl Bounce-Back?

The Kansas City Chiefs' offense isn't what it used to be with Patrick Mahomes in the early stages of his career, but could that be about to change?

The offense isn't the swashbuckling one that put up points for fun; instead, now, it's playing to Steve Spagunolo's defense and doing just enough to get a win.

But there is perhaps something that could get Chiefs fans excited about 2025, and it might not be a reason many have considered.

Having three receivers in Rashee Rice, Xavier Worthy, and Marquise Brown on the field at the same time.

“The Chiefs acquired Brown last year along with rookie Xavier Worthy in the hope the two fast receivers could bring the big play back to the passing game,” ESPN's Adam Teicher writes. “The two were to join Rashee Rice to give the Chiefs what they believed would be their deepest group of wideouts in years. The three were never on the field at the same time. Brown suffered a sternoclavicular injury on the first play of the preseason and by the time he returned late in the regular season, Rice was out for the year with a knee injury.”

Having those three on the field together would give Mahomes a serious three-headed monster and could improve the passing attack. Mahomes had his lowest passing yards total since his rookie season (3,926), and his lowest touchdown total since 2019 (26) last year, and having a healthy trio could help improve that. 

Having a fully healthy Rice, Brown, and Worthy is a serious trio of weapons, and when we add in Travis Kelce to the mix, the Chiefs, on paper at least, look to be rolling.

But as we know, things rarely go smoothly in the NFL, but if the Chiefs can avoid the injury bug, then the offense, with those three as Mahomes' go-to weapons, could be something special in 2025.