Mahomes Accepts Blame As Kansas City Chiefs Magic Disappears

Across the nation . . . The troubles of a football "Kingdom" and its dynasty are taking center stage.

The demise even made the front page of Drudge . . .  

Our not so bold take . . .

MAHOMES MEA CULPA MIGHT NOT CHANGE MUCH!!! 

Here's the sitch just for archival purposes . . . 

Mahomes and the Chiefs have been in the AFC championship game in each of his seven seasons as a starter, hosting the game six times. The Chiefs have made the Super Bowl five times in Mahomes’s career, including in each of the last three years.

But after a 22-19 loss to the Denver Broncos on Sunday, Kansas City is not only in danger of being unable to host the conference title game — it is facing an uphill climb to simply make the playoffs.

And here's what might be hope and accountability . . . 

Or a glimpse at how the dynasty ends . . .

The QB taking the blame . . .

During his press conference after the game, the three-time Super Bowl champ shouldered the blame for “putting the ball in harm’s way” in Denver.

“I think we’re really talented and we’ve got a lot of great players, but it’s about being more consistent. I think it starts with me,” Mahomes said. “There’s times where I’m firing and we’re moving the ball down the field at ease. But there’s times where we go in spurts where I miss a throw or a [pass] protection call. We haven’t been consistent enough to win games. It starts with me.” 

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Chiefs quarterback Patrick Mahomes said he needs to work on his consistency after a crushing 22-19 loss to the AFC West rival Broncos on Sunday that put Kansas City's playoff hopes at risk.

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