In the Kansas City Chiefs’ 27-19 loss to the Green Bay Packers, the theme of the game started with the Chiefs’ defense suffering injuries and reeling in run defense as a whole. The Packers dominated the clock, limiting the Chiefs’ offensive possessions.
When Kansas City did have the ball, the unit scored on its first four possessions (excluding a kneel-down before halftime). Once the defense did get a stop in the fourth quarter, the Chiefs took possession for the fifth time, only down 21-19. It felt like the offense was set up to succeed.