Andy Reid and Patrick Mahomes are losing an offensive weapon for the 2025 NFL season as the Kansas City Chiefs had a roster cut to report shortly before the start of training camp.

"He had great ability, but to his own detriment he was a bit up and down at times. He created some fantastic moments. And it wasn't just his goalscoring - he created a lot of goals for other people. "Because his form was up and down at times, he was probably overlooked by a lot of people."

The Kansas City Chiefs took a big hit last season. They fell just short of their third consecutive Super Bowl parade. That’s why coach Andy Reid won’t take things lightly this time around. In a recent interview with Kay Adams,

The Kansas City Chiefs are making moves to keep their championship window wide open. With Andy Reid at the helm, the team is reportedly close to locking in a key Super Bowl champion. An important step toward solidifying their defense and making another deep playoff run.

Andy Reid has high expectations for the Kansas City Chiefs offense this season, which feel aimed at Travis Kelce more than anybody else.

The Kansas City Chiefs' offense last season at times left a lot to be desired, and that is an odd take considering the team was 15-2 in the regular season. A slow burn initially, Worthy then exploded in the second half of the year to be one of Mahomes' go-to guys.