The 2018 Kansas City Chiefs are just the third team in NFL history to average more than 35 points per game for an entire season. But with the element of surprise harder to attain in Patrick Mahomes' second season as a full-time starter, there's naturally been speculation that the high-powered Chiefs could regress. However, there are also clues that Kansas City could continue to ascend in 2019.
Mahomes can't possibly be much better after an MVP season, and you have to imagine top offensive weapons Tyreek Hill and Travis Kelce are close to their respective peaks coming off All-Pro campaigns, but the Chiefs offense was unstoppable regardless of who was in the game when the team kicked off its preseason Saturday against the Cincinnati Bengals.