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The first Patrick Mahomes era for the Kansas City Chiefs is over, and it was rather lucrative, with multiple Super Bowls.
But now the franchise is pivoting into a different era for Mahomes and Co., in a similar way to Tom Brady and the Patriots after their first power run, which also yielded multiple Super Bowls.
However, Brady kept winning Super Bowls despite the ever-changing nature of the franchise and roster. Could Mahomes and the Chiefs follow suit?
It is a new day in Kansas City, but FS1's Colin Cowherd doesn't think there will be a second-coming for the Chiefs under Mahomes and Reid. At least for now.
"This Kansas City roster does not feel close, too many holes," Cowherd said. "This Kansas City coach is aging at 68, he does not have 7-8 years left. This Kansas City team is now in a brutal division."
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Are the Chiefs really in dire straits?
One thing we know about the NFL is that things can change in an instant, and Cowherd has stated this before free agency and the draft.
Who knows how the Chiefs will approach it? All it would take is a couple of key free agent signings and a good draft, and suddenly, people are talking about Kansas City as champs again.
The division aspect is true, with the Chiefs now in a brutal AFC West thanks to the emergence of the Denver Broncos and Los Angeles Chargers, and who knows what the Las Vegas Raiders will be with Klint Kubiak.
But the Chiefs are still the Chiefs, right? Does one poor season mean this thing is about to fall apart?
Apparently so.
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