Stephen A. Smith disregarded Travis Kelce’s support for the Kansas City Chiefs wide receivers. The defending champions, Kansas City Chiefs, were on a victory drill. In the early phase of the regular season, the Chiefs dominated the AFC Conference with their staggering gameplay. But now, it looks like there was a dent in their strategies and their overall offense. 

Smith highlighted one of the biggest flaws in the Chiefs’ offense. After getting criticism from the media, Kelce stood up for his team’s offensive players, but Smith had different opinions about it.

Smith disregards Travis Kelce’s standpoint

On his YouTube channel, Smith shared a video discussing Kelce’s guard for his wide receivers. Kelce supported his offensive line, by stating that it’s a team effort and subsequently supported the skilled players in the Chiefs’ offense.

Following this, Smith stated, “I got to give him credit. He’s not lying from this standpoint. He says there’s a lot of media pointing fingers at some of the skill players we have, I say, F*** that, and like he says he usually curses affectionately. as do I. But in this particular case, he wasn’t being affectionate at all. My hand is raised. I’m one of those meeting members, Travis Kelce you need to stop respectfully. bro stop that shit.”

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Smith highlighted that the Chiefs’ receivers have dropped 33 passes this year. Keeping his point, Smith was stunned by the number 33, especially from the offense that once used to dominate. The reigning champs are surely losing their grip on the game this season.

The Chiefs are on a losing drill

The Chiefs are holding a record of eight victories and five defeats in the 2023 NFL season. In the last six games, the Chiefs lost four of them, putting their Super Bowl aspirations in the dark. However, the Chiefs are still leading the AFC West division, but witnessing the recent matchups, the road to the Super Bowl looks rough. Moreover, the Chiefs’ offense struggled to display promising gameplay.

In the last matchup against the Buffalo Bills, the 49-yard touchdown by Kadarius Toney was called off by the offside penalty. These minor errors from the defending champions might hinder their path moving forward. Their next matchup is against the Green Bay Packers, where the Chiefs will look forward to reviving themselves after a series of defeats. Meanwhile, let us know your thoughts on the Chiefs moving forward in the 2023 NFL season.

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