The Kansas City Chiefs will need a stellar offensive performance to win Super Bowl LIX and complete the NFL’s first three-peat attempt.
While not every possession was successful against the Buffalo Bills in Sunday’s AFC Championship victory, the team’s scoring drives did feature some of the crispest looks seen from the offense all season.
On Friday, offensive coordinator Matt Nagy discussed changing the playbook during the postseason, reiterating the importance of offseason organized team activities (OTAs) for testing new formations.
“For the most part,” Nagy explained, “our guys do a great job of understanding conceptually some of the formations that we might test out in OTAs.