While NFL Most Valuable Player Patrick Mahomes showed no drop-off from his impressive 2018 season, the Kansas City Chiefs are trying to figure out who will be his No. 2 wide receiver heading into Sunday’s AFC West showdown with the Oakland Raiders.
Mahomes, who became just the third player in NFL history to throw 50 touchdown passes while also clearing 5,000 yards in 2018, sliced through the Jaguars’ secondary in Week 1 for 378 yards and three scores as Kansas City opened the season with a 40–26 victory at Jacksonville.
The win, though, came at a high cost as wideout Tyreek Hill suffered a clavicle injury that is expected to sideline him at least four weeks.