The Kansas City Chiefs’ offense is already playing in postseason form just two weeks into the 2026 NFL regular season. They’re hitting the road for the first time this year on Sunday, heading to Hard Rock Stadium to face the Miami Dolphins, and honestly, this team looks borderline unfair right now. After a wild Week 2 win over the Indianapolis Colts, where they put up 33 points, you have to wonder if anyone can stop them.
Mahomes and Walker Are Cooking Up a Storm
Head coach Andy Reid looks like he’s finally found that perfect backfield duo with quarterback Patrick Mahomes and running back Kenneth Walker. These two guys combined for nearly 500 yards in Week 2! That’s just wild for early September, right? They opened the season with a solid 31-10 win over the Denver Broncos, then followed it up with that 33-30 overtime thriller against the Colts. When an offense is putting up numbers like that, this early, it’s a huge problem for the rest of the league. How do you prepare for that kind of firepower week after week?
Dolphins Are Bringing a Butter Knife to a Gunfight
While the Chiefs’ offense is flying high, their defense did regress a little last week. But this Sunday’s opponent should be a much easier test for them. Miami’s quarterback, Malik Willis, who signed with the Dolphins in the offseason, currently owns one of the league’s absolute worst quarterback ratings. Chiefs defensive coordinator Steve Spagnuolo has to be licking his chops, knowing his guys should be able to apply plenty of pressure on Willis all afternoon. The Chiefs are 2-0 and rolling, and it feels like they are about to make it three straight.
This Chiefs vs. Dolphins matchup kicks off Sunday at 12:00 p.m. CST. You can catch the game streaming on NFL+ and Paramount+, or on TV via KCT Channel 5, CBS. And get this, Emerald City, looking ahead at the Chiefs’ schedule, guess who they play in Week 7? Our Seattle Seahawks! That Sunday, October 25, 7:20 p.m. CT game on NBC just got a whole lot more intense knowing how dominant this Chiefs team is looking already. Keep an eye on Kansas City this weekend, because they’re showing the league exactly what they’re made of, and it’s a warning shot for our boys later this season.
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Originally reported by Yahoo Sports.
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