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Patrick Mahomes is one of the best quarterbacks in the history of the NFL, but if Brett Veach doesn't get him some help his talent will be wasted this season.

Arrowhead Addict's Lyle Graversen argues that Kansas City Chiefs general manager Brett Veach must make aggressive trades to support quarterback Patrick Mahomes. Despite a 5-1 start, Graversen warns that deficiencies at offensive tackle and wide receiver threaten to waste Mahomes' prime and risk injury before the upcoming trade deadline.
The article highlights pass protection issues following injuries to Josh Simmons and Jaylon Moore, alongside limitations in a receiving corps depleted by Tyquan Thornton's absence. Graversen advocates trading a future first-round draft pick for a high-caliber wide receiver or offensive tackle to strengthen the offense.
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