It was specifically unfortunate for star quarterback Patrick Mahomes, who suffered from a lack of weapons in the passing game last year and is on the cusp of losing one of his top targets to a chief AFC rival.

After failing to win Super Bowl LIX, Patrick Mahomes and the Kansas City Chiefs made a major roster change. The Baltimore Ravens took advantage of the move, signing a key player left in free agency by the Chiefs to strengthen their offense alongside Lamar Jackson.

Despite losing five of its players in the first eight hours of free agency, Baltimore got players that will help its quarterback in the 2025 season.

Kelce, Rice, Brown and Worthy should be a more than viable support case, especially for someone of Mahomes' caliber -- in theory. But in practice, they're a flawed bunch that limits Kansas City's offensive ceiling. The Chiefs need more firepower, which became evident in their Super Bowl LIX loss to the Philadelphia Eagles.