Hall of Famer Kurt Warner Calls Out Chiefs’ Offense

Two-time MVP, one-time Super Bowl champion, four-time Pro Bowler, and Hall of Fame quarterback Kurt Warner recently joined Rich Eisen to give his thoughts on the Chiefs and, more specifically, their offense. Things were as blunt as they could be.

• "The Chiefs, in general, I think, are struggling offensively with a lot of different issues," Warner said.

Travis Kelce hasn't been pleased with his performance as of late, as Patrick Mahomes' favorite target might feel he can't get the job done like he could before. Warner dove into that area of the offense as well.

• "To Travis's point, he'd always been that guy for Patrick in the past. You know, the guy that, hey, when I need a play, he's going to make it for me. It is I can look in his direction, and we're going to have this connection that we're just going to find a way. Travis, by his own admission, he's not that guy anymore."

• "He's not creating a separation. That feel for the game or the ability to you know to just find ways to get open, is not happening like it has in the past. I think that the age and the wear and tear. It just isn't as explosive and elusive as he once was. And now that puts the onus on some of these other guys to be that for Patrick Mahomes. I don't believe these players are that."

The WR's

The likes of Rashee Rice, Xavier Worthy, and Juju Smith-Schuster, among others, are going to need to be key factors in Sunday's game against the Chargers. If Kelce feels he isn't as good as he once was, it's best to rely on the guys who are the hungriest.

Mahomes barely had any passing yards in Week 14 against the Houston Texans, but now, with the season literally on the line, they're going to have to make something work if they want to fight for their fourth-straight Super Bowl appearance.