Mondays in the NFL are made for second-guessing. Ever since the Chiefs' home loss to Buffalo on Sunday afternoon, there's been plenty of conversation about what the team did/didn't do against Josh Allen and the Bills in their first rematch since the AFC Championship. Speaking to 610's The Drive, Chiefs quarterback Patrick Mahomes talked about which play he felt was a 'turning point' in the loss, and what the team is focusing on in the immediate aftermath.
"Yeah, I mean, I think the play with the deep cross to Travis [Kelce]," he said. "He gets the offensive pass interference – by the letter of the law, it probably was pass interference, but with the way they were tackling him the whole entire game, I think he was just trying to get the guys off of him. But if you get that completion, and you get down in the red zone and have that momentum after the 4th down stop, I think we get a touchdown on that drive instead of a field goal. That could have been a big turning point in the game."
You can listen to Mahomes' entire interview in the embedded player below:
