The Chiefs Aren’t Done Adding Weapons for Patrick Mahomes!
Arrowhead Addict: A Kansas City Chiefs Podcast
Jarrett Bailey (@JBaileyNFL) joins Price Carter to take a big-picture look at the Kansas City Chiefs and the AFC heading into the 2026 season.
Will Patrick Mahomes look like himself after his ACL injury? Can Kenneth Walker finally give Mahomes a 1,000-yard rusher? And does Kansas City still need to make a major move at wide receiver? Jarrett explains why he expects the Chiefs to eventually add another weapon and identifies some fascinating names to watch.
Plus, Price and Jarrett discuss the Cyrus Allen hype, Kansas City's biggest weakness, how the Chiefs stack up against Buffalo, Houston and Baltimore and why Jarrett isn't buying the Chargers or the Bo Nix hype.
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Chapters:
0:00 Welcome to Primetime Prospects
0:46 The AFC West Debate
2:04 Why the Chargers Are Overrated
7:12 What to Expect From Mahomes
12:11 KC’s Biggest Offensive Addition
13:58 Do the Chiefs Need Another Weapon?
16:20 Is the Hype Real?
18:10 Chiefs vs. the AFC
23:29 Final Thoughts
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