unnamed Chiefs coach: Going to SB's gets old
 

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https://www.foxsports.com/stories/nf...mahomes-chiefs

<blockquote class="twitter-tweet"><p lang="en" dir="ltr">There&#39;s no doubt the Chiefs were exhausted going into Super Bowl LIX. <br><br>Playing around 20 games for the last three years -- and finishing with one of the biggest circuses in sport -- it seemed to lead to some burnout.<a href="https://t.co/E337S98JMB">https://t.co/E337S98JMB</a> <a href="https://t.co/XqwUX5Fd9i">pic.twitter.com/XqwUX5Fd9i</a></p>&mdash; Henry McKenna (@henrycmckenna) <a href="https://twitter.com/henrycmckenna/status/1890406330717880573?ref_src=twsrc%5Etfw">February 14, 2025</a></blockquote> <script async src="https://platform.twitter.com/widgets.js" charset="utf-8"></script>

Probably Joel Gheymaier

Sounds like some serious changes need to be made then.

So they had enough to make the Super Bowl, but too tired to win it?

We should make big changes to the entire offensive coaching staff. Andy is so loyal though- I don’t see it happening.

The offensive decline the last 2 years makes perfect sense now. Holy shit.

Andy needs to fire these guys and get new blood in here. Goddamn

Having stability/no change is generally a good thing to have for a coaching staff… but the downsides are also becoming evident.

Fire him.

Can't afford to surround somebody as driven as Mahomes with personnel and coaches like this in his prime.

The offensive coaching has been poor for 2 years now.

****ing ridiculous.

These coaches sound more spoiled than the ****ing fans.

This whole “Super Bowl fatigue” makes no sense when you consider that the Chiefs had like 24 days off between their last meaningful regular season game and the start of the playoffs… and then another bye week before the Super Bowl.

I can understand some residual effects of a third straight Super Bowl run… but all that time off during the past month wasn’t enough to have the team better prepared to play on Sunday?

Seems like a cop out.

It doesn't say if the coach is on the offense or defense.

His loyalty to dead weight on staff may be Reid's single biggest flaw as a head coach.

It should say a lot that we used to have a constant stream of coaches like Pederson, Nagy, Kafka, and Daboll being poached from our coaching staff and that all of a sudden isn’t happening. There are few if any voices on the coaching staff who are seen as viable coaching options elsewhere in the NFL.

Maybe this offseason the team could travel to Nepal, ascend Mount Everest, and stop 10 feet from the summit because they're tired. That'd be cool.