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What can (or should) the Chiefs do about their receiver position, Chris Jones' underperformance and Harrison Butker's struggles?

The Kansas City Chiefs are facing pressing concerns across all three phases following a 20-3 road defeat to the Seattle Seahawks. Head coach Andy Reid acknowledged widespread struggles as the offense managed only six catches and 39 yards from its wide receivers. Wide receiver Rashee Rice is expected to return from a hamstring injury against the Denver Broncos, though the team may explore trade options to address offensive depth.
Defensively, the analysis highlights a decline in production from defensive tackle Chris Jones, whose pressure rate dropped to 7.3 percent alongside just a half sack this season. On special teams, kicker Harrison Butker has struggled with accuracy and confidence after missing a 45-yard kick against Seattle, converting just 11 of 16 field goals overall while the unit ranks near the bottom of the league.
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