Arrowhead Addict: A Kansas City Chiefs Podcast · FanSided

Could This Fix the Chiefs’ Biggest Problem?

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Price Carter compares David Bailey’s pass-rush tape to Great Whites launching out of the water.

1. Arrowhead Addict: A Kansas City Chiefs Podcast examines whether Eric Bieniemy’s return can address Kansas City’s biggest offensive problem. 2. Patrick Allen hosts Arrowhead Addict’s OG Hour with Price Carter, the show’s draft expert who evaluates prospects for the Chiefs’ offseason decisions. 3. Allen and Carter ask whether Andy Reid can evolve Kansas City’s offense after the Chiefs missed the playoffs with Patrick Mahomes. 4. Carter says Kansas City used some of the NFL’s lowest under-center snap rates and highest RPO rates during the season. 5. Carter argues that stronger current offenses generally show the opposite balance of under-center usage and RPO frequency. 6. Allen and Carter debate whether the scheme is fundamentally flawed or whether Kansas City’s players failed to execute it. 7. The Chiefs released roughly five or six offensive coaches, including Matt Nagy, Connor Embry, and Todd Pinkston. 8. Carter describes Kansas City’s offense as a West Coast system dependent on spacing, timing, and attention to detail. 9. Carter says Andy Reid has previously changed the offense after acquiring Patrick Mahomes and trading Tyreek Hill. 10. Allen and Carter discuss whether Bieniemy can provide tougher accountability while Reid remains responsible for the offensive design. 11. Carter compares Reid’s current challenge with coaching careers involving Bill Belichick, Pete Carroll, Sean McDermott, John Harbaugh, and Mike Tomlin. 12. Allen says Reid’s record with Alex Smith, Brian Westbrook, Isaiah Pacheco, Jarek McKinnon, and Kareem Hunt shows personnel flexibility. 13. Carter says Chad O’Shea’s background with Julian Edelman, Chris Hogan, Danny Amendola, and Randy Moss could help Kansas City’s young receivers. 14. Rob Gronkowski calls O’Shea a top-three NFL wide receiver coach, giving the Chiefs’ coaching changes a favorable reference point. 15. Carter says Travis Kelce remains productive but should become an auxiliary piece while Rashee Rice and Xavier Worthy lead the offense. 16. Carter identifies Kyle Pitts and Isaiah Likely as possible tight ends who could learn from Kelce before his eventual departure. 17. Carter expects free-agent running back decisions involving Breece Hall, Travis Etienne, Kenneth Walker, Tyler Allgeier, and others to influence Kansas City’s draft board. 18. Carter says Leo Chenal played about 54 percent of the snaps and could be replaced unless he accepts a cheaper contract. 19. The episode uses a conversational co-host format that moves from Bieniemy and Kelce to free agency and draft scouting. 20. Chiefs supporters interested in scheme changes, roster planning, and draft prospects will find the discussion most relevant, while listeners seeking game recaps may skip it.

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