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Since Patrick Mahomes took over as starting quarterback for the Kansas City Chiefs in 2018, the team has been defined by a dynamic offense. This season, however, the defense has been carrying the reigning Super Bowl champs in their 7-2 start.
“The Chiefs defense has caught up to its offensive counterpart,” wrote Yahoo Sports NFL reporter Charles Robinson. “And when the generational quarterback needs to be carried for a few Sundays — or maybe even through February — Kansas City has put the unit together to make it happen.”
In a 21-14 win over the Miami Dolphins in Germany, the Chiefs defense held Miami to 292 yards, its second-lowest figure this season, and the D got in on the scoring itself. Kansas City recovered a fumble that safety Bryan Cook returned it for a 59-yard TD, which gave the Chiefs a 21-0 lead with 33 seconds remaining in the second quarter.
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