The Chiefs said their own mistakes played a large part in losing to the Eagles, a defeat that dropped them to 0-2 for the first time under Patrick Mahomes.

Sunday’s slate of NFL games dropped several teams to 0-2 on the young season, and one more team, the Houston Texans, could join those teams with a loss to the Tampa Bay Buccaneers tonight. While all of those fanbases may be reaching for the panic button right now, in one region in particular, the panic feels different. Kansas City.

KANSAS CITY, Mo. — Eagles quarterback Jalen Hurts did not have a good stat line (15 of 22 for 101 passing yards and one touchdown) in the team’s Week 2 victory over the Chiefs at Arrowhead Stadium. As Hurts knelt out the final seconds of Sunday’s game, Chiefs All-Pro defensive tackle Chris Jones shouted to him, “You don’t even have 100 yards.”

In Reid's defense, the Eagles effectively took away his run game, making a pass the potentially more prudent move in that situation. Kansas City running backs managed a meager 2.9 yards per carry on the day, and Mahomes was by far the team's leading rusher.

As the Chiefs fall to 0-2 on the season, it's worth pointing out that just 12.2% of teams that have started 0-2 since 1990 have made the playoffs (35 teams out of 288). This comment from one of our readers has absolutely slayed me.

Following a big touchdown by Patrick Mahomes for the Kansas City Chiefs, his teammate Travis Kelce had a surprising reaction on the sidelines.

The Kansas City Chiefs have not gotten off to the start they would have hoped to enjoy after spending all offseason thinking of ways to avenge a Super Bowl loss. Week 1 brought a loss to the Chargers in Brazil and on Sunday the Eagles came into town and tush-pushed away any Chiefs' hope.

Big Slick” co-host Heidi Gardner says the Chiefs’ Jet Chip Wasp play from Super Bowl LIV will always be important to her.

Patrick Mahomes has been the Kansas City Chiefs' leading rusher in their first two games, raising concerns about their offense.

“There’s too much on the line, I’m sorry,” La Greca said on air. “Call me a conspiracy theorist. ESPN can fire me. The NFL is not going to allow the Kansas City Chiefs to lose that game on national television and be 0-3. What are you gonna do?