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The Kansas City Chiefs got their butts kicked in Seattle. You really can't sugarcoat it. But Kansas City needs to be honest about what it is right now. Here are seven things the Chiefs need to take seriously after Seattle.

Writer Alain Pierre argues that the Kansas City Chiefs face serious concerns following a disappointing performance against the Seattle Seahawks, where Kansas City scored just three points and failed to reach the red zone. Pierre identifies key shortcomings, criticizing the Chiefs' passive offensive strategy, Patrick Mahomes' uncharacteristically erratic play, and defensive struggles to generate pressure against quarterback Sam Darnold.
Additionally, Pierre highlights broader structural challenges, including defensive coverage issues with L'Jarius Sneed in the slot and an over-reliance on running back Kenneth Walker. The analysis concludes that Seattle provided a blueprint for future opponents, emphasizing that Kansas City must quickly resolve its offensive inconsistency and kicking struggles from Harrison Butker.
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