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NFL·ANALYSIS·October 27, 2026 11:06 AM ET

Lindsey Thiry says loss to Seahawks exposed Chiefs' offensive flaws

Seattle held previously unbeaten Kansas City to 3 points.

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“It really just exposed what they need to work on going forward.” —@LindseyThiry on the offensive issues the Chiefs fac Via @gmfb on X

What happened: Analyst Lindsey Thiry said Kansas City's offensive struggles on Sunday 'exposed what they need to work on going forward.' Following the 20-3 defeat, the Chiefs have begun exploring the trade market for wide receiver help.

Why it matters: Despite dropping its first game of the 2026 regular season, Kansas City retains the top seed in the AFC standings. The victory moved Seattle into the eighth spot in the NFC playoff picture.

By the numbers: Kansas City sits at 5-1 (streak L1), while Seattle stands at 4-3 (streak W1) after the Oct. 25 matchup.

What to watch: The Chiefs have until the Nov. 10 NFL trade deadline to acquire roster reinforcements at wide receiver.

Sources

  • @gmfb 

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