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Patrick Mahomes can make a broken play look effortless. That does not mean the Chiefs should ask him to spend Sunday night rescuing broken protection. With Jaylon Moore in concussion protocol and Josh Simmons’ return uncertain, Kansas City needs a…

Chiefs Crowd argues that the Kansas City Chiefs must prioritize pass protection if starting offensive tackles Jaylon Moore and Josh Simmons miss Sunday's game in Seattle. With Moore in concussion protocol and Simmons uncertain, backups Kahlil Benson and Joshua Ezeudu may start at left and right tackle. The writer contends that head coach Andy Reid cannot rely entirely on Patrick Mahomes escaping pressure to bail out the offense.
The writer recommends giving the replacement tackles selective assistance using chips from tight ends and running backs, along with quick passes and varied launch points. Leaning on the running game and maintaining clean, simple pre-snap communication in the noisy environment of Lumen Field are also highlighted as critical steps to avoid difficult long-yardage situations.
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