Patrick Mahomes and his teammates are preparing to extend their unbeaten record. However, they have a major roadblock in their path. HC Sean Payton is standing with his crew, with some brilliant strategies to defeat the previous champions. But the twist here is that while he has been devising all of these strategies. It appears that a Chiefs cornerback is attempting to alter his career. But just who is he?

Many of you may already be aware that the player in question here is cornerback Joshua Williams. The man has served as an effective barricade for the Chiefs, making it almost impossible to get past him. However, the player seemed to no longer desire to remain on the field. You might wonder why. Well, let’s simply say that he was just caught performing someone else’s work at the airport. The CB was hired as an off-runway recruitment and airport boarding permit allocation staff member.

A video of him doing all the work has surfaced. This was not what anyone expected, particularly Chiefs captain Patrick Mahomes. The QB would never have imagined his CB changing jobs so abruptly. And that too happens at the same time when the team’s defense is challenged. Well, you heard that right as Sean Payton is someone who is a great observer.

And for now, the HC is monitoring the Chiefs’ defense, which many people have praised this season. However, Payton does not regard it as a strong defense, which is why he understands how to break it. But, will it be simple to break Patrick Mahomes’ team defense? Can’t say anything but first, let’s look at his strategy.

Sean Payton believes the Broncos offense can break Patrick Mahomes’ team

Well, the Chiefs offense is always excellent. With the world’s best quarterback and now good wide receivers, it will be difficult to stop them. And just like the cherry on top, when it comes to defense, their strategy is usually sound. But Broncos HC may have found an opening in the Chiefs’ formidable defense, and Sean Payton has even discussed it.

The HC stated in a conference, “They’re playing some quarters, they’re playing some palms. Essentially, the receivers are all pressed with safeties, so the interior would be the tight ends and the [running] backs. I think part of it is a byproduct of how they’re playing defense. Steve [Spagnuolo] knows what he’s doing, but that’s one of their base coverage principles”

On paper, this strategy seems wonderful, but will Bo Nix and his team carry it out? That is the major question that will be answered today at Arrowhead Stadium. Andy Reid must have heard this comment, and he and Patrick Mahomes will be thinking about covering this spot as well. Well, let’s just say that a lot is going on with this game, which is why the anticipation is so great.

Only time will tell which team is going to stand tall today. Until then, stay tuned for additional developments.