Kansas City Chiefs’ offensive line has seen a major improvement after a series of new signings this season. Their Super Bowl appearance turned out to be a nightmare for Patrick Mahomes. The quarterback looked more like a running back, trying to evade the Buccaneers’ defense.

Since then, the Chiefs have revamped their offensive line with the likes of Orlando Brown and Joe Thurney. Their bid to make serious amends in the offensive line made them buy Kyle Long and Creed Humphrey. And also reunited with some old ones like Lucas Niang and Laurent Duvernay-Tardif.

Patrick Mahomes reacts to the new offensive line

The new line proved very lethal and effective during the preseason. Due to which the quarterback was left with nothing but all praises for them. Mahomes said, “I think they’ve had an amazing preseason,” he exclaimed after their third preseason win, “I haven’t got hit a lot; I don’t really think I got touched today. I think that just speaks to them and how they’ve been playing. They’ve done a great job and gotten better each and every week, so I’m excited for the season.”

The Chiefs have won half the battle as the quarterback regains trust in his offensive line. Patrick said, “As you kind of gel as an offensive line, with the quarterback, with the whole entire offense, when everybody is on the same exact page is when you have those truly great offensive lines and great offenses.”

Kansas City Chiefs getting over the Super Bowl hangover

With the likes of their new and improved offensive line, the Chiefs emerged victorious in all the 3 exhibition matches this summer. And with the conclusion of the preseason, the franchise looks stronger than ever to go up against the Cleveland Browns in their first week this season.

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With the offensive line starting to take shape, the Chiefs’ investment had their fair share of success. Furthermore, the team looks just as phenomenal as it used to be, to overcome their Super Bowl hangover.