The Kansas City Chiefs have a leader on both sides of the football going into the 2025 campaign, and it's pretty obvious. Quarterback Patrick Mahomes continues

There’s no denying that the run game last season for the Kansas City Chiefs left a lot to be desired, and in truth, there were a couple of factors that made it so. The big one was the injury to Isiah Pacheco in Week 2,

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Kansas City finished 22nd in the league in rushing. So, even knowing Pacheco would return, they sought to bolster the position this offseason. They signed veteran Elijah Mitchell, who had the best of his three seasons with the San Francisco 49ers as a rookie in 2021, when he rushed for 963 yards and five touchdowns.

So, Allen and the Bills aren’t allowing themselves to get caught up in that narrative, instead focusing on training camp and getting better. And if they do see the Chiefs in the playoffs, it will be there that they look to end this narrative, not before.