Live from Southern California. This is the Jim Rome Show.

The chiefs might have the best defense they've had in a very, very long time.

But that does not mean that the chiefs don't have problems because they do.

Plenty.

But the biggest of their problems stems from one main issue, catching the damn football, or lack of catching the damn football.

Seriously, has anybody ever seen a good team, a contending team,

the defending champs put so many balls on the ground?

Has anybody ever seen any team? Good batter otherwise

drop so many balls. It's like the chief's toughest opponent is themselves right now. And last

night the chiefs successfully took themselves down. No knock on the eagles. They

found a way to grind that out. They've got grit. They're tough. No knock on them. But it's a knock on the chiefs. Absolutely. I don't want to hang it all on MVS though, although all of X hung it on MVS last night.

Brutal as that drop was. That's the one that will sear in memory. That's the one that's been trending on the X all night and all morning.

But it was far from the only drop.

Let's not ignore the five other drops in this game.

Of course, he catches that ball,

takes into the end zone, it erases everything.

But not the bottom line problem.

The underlying problem is, these dudes can't catch, none of them.

Ignore that 4th and 25 dot that Justin Watson took off of his face two plays after the MVS disaster.

And let's not overlook the fact that this is not a new issue for Kansas City.

This is no one-off.

These dudes lead the league in drops so far this year with 26

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