The Kansas City Chiefs’ offense is still struggling to get going. Star quarterback Patrick Mahomes has a clear message for his teammates ahead of their matchup with the Ravens.

The Kansas City Chiefs cannot be satisfied with their start to the still young NFL season. Ahead of their clash with the Baltimore Ravens, the franchise has a record of one win and two losses.

The Chiefs’ lackluster offense is a particular cause for concern. Similar to previous seasons, the team led by superstar Patrick Mahomes seems to need a while to find its scoring touch.

Mahomes puts his finger on the problem: “We need to start faster.”

Although the Chiefs were able to pick up steam as the game progressed in their 22-9 win over the New York Giants in Week 3, quarterback Mahomes still felt compelled to appeal to his teammates during a media roundtable.

“We need to start faster. I think we said that before every game, but we couldn’t do it. Last week, we moved the ball early but settled for field goals,“ he complained, looking ahead to the upcoming task in week four. ”When you play really good teams like the Ravens, who have dynamic quarterbacks, you have to turn those into touchdowns,” he explained.

Not only does this put pressure on the opponent, but it also gives “Spags the opportunity to do what he wants. You can see that whenever we take the lead, he’s a great finisher.”

Mahomes sets the course

Mahomes is clear about the game plan the Chiefs need to take into the match against the Ravens. “We need to take the pressure off our defense and put pressure on them by starting faster, and we need to do that better this week,” demanded the star quarterback.

Unless the Chiefs can immediately implement what Mahomes is already demanding.