For the July everyone, we're here to talk about the offensive fireworks on the audible

Cecil Lamy and Sigmund Bloom with a discussion about the most high-powered offenses in Bloom.

We always look at things in a different way. Can a team like Kansas City be even more

explosive in 2023? Absolutely they can. I think that we saw last year as kind of a referendum,

like how much did Tyree Kill make this offense what it is? And the answer is not very much,

if at all, not that Tyree Kill didn't have a great effect on the Miami offense. We're not trying

to say Tyree Kill is not an influential player, but it actually ends up that the influence

that Patrick Mahomes exerts is the biggest influence. And you also have now this team

with some wide receivers coming into their own, some ancillary tight ends coming into their own.

And I think this is a team that continues to find new levels even though we look for reasons

that they won't. On the negative side, I guess we just have to watch Donovan Smith,

their new left tackle. But Cecil, would you say it's a relief that the money they gave to

John Taylor is to put him at right tackle where all of his experiences and it will make him an

improvement for the line where left tackle we weren't ashore. Yeah, that's for sure 1,000%

and with those emerging wide receivers, you just, I mean, pick your poison. Yeah, I'm so excited

to talk about her. She writes like so excited to talk about the second year of Skymore.

Second year is another show that we're going to be doing here on the audible, but like just

consider this rookie second year player veterans, a guy like Darius Tony, like yes,

right. All of this stuff equals the chiefs could be better than they were last year.

Yeah. And I think what it really causes us to focus in on is breaking ties in favor of these

players. You know, if you were breaking ties in favor of Kansas City running backs on the

waiver wire last year, you could have ended up with Isaiah Butchekko and Derek McKinnon. And you

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