Yes, injuries are always a wild card.

I know you can't replace a motivated, healthy Chris Jones with two good players. But there is a tradeoff with having superstars and JAGs versus a bunch of really good players. If a really good player has one of those football injuries happen, it's not as big of hit to your season.

Luck

In all seriousness, the biggest challenge in front of them is simply the law of averages. The odds of winning 3 Super Bowls in a row are absurdly low. It takes an unbelievable combination of health, talent, execution, comradery, and focus to win one goddamn Super Bowl. Then to win another when we were, for all intents and purposes, rebuilding was just nonsense. So now to line up for 3 in a row? Man, it's a lot.

However, this organization is operating on a different level than every other team in the NFL, and that's not an exaggeration. Houston has the look of a young KC team from Mahomes' early years and he and Ryans look like they could be the next upcoming QB/HC force in the AFC, but they haven't proven that yet. Bills are toast, Bengals aren't shit, Ravens have a RB at QB, and so on.

It's ours for the taking because we're just a better run organization from top to bottom than any team in football, and we are currently rolling with 5 surefire future HOFers which is a once in a lifetime situation. One of them is the best HC in football who is an offensive genius, one is the best DC in football, so that right there adds up to something no other team can come close to matching. Then you add in Mahomes, Kelce and Jones? Along with all these young studs? Are you kidding?

The only organization even close to us is SF, and we own them. We own the NFL, quite frankly. However, we don't own the universe, which sometimes can be a bitch. If everything stays in order, it's ours. If anyone can do it, it's these guys.

I still hold firm on the idea that our offense has a higher ceiling than we even realize despite our back to back run. Hollywood is a huge upgrade simply because he gives us something we’ve needed. I don’t think we’re even close to done yet adding offense weapons.

Because that offense paired with a defense that may take a step back, but still be very good, we’ll be a nightmare matchup.

For me the only thing in the way is just meeting the wrong team on the wrong day. Like when the greatest show on turf got stuffed by the patriots without realizing they were facing a future dynasty.

Do they put GMs in the HOF? Because if they do, we have a HOF GM.

The crazy thing is we went on these runs at a time where the nfl had an unprecedented number of top 1-2 tier QBs playing for “free” on rookie contracts. This year is the beginning of the reckoning that teams will need to win with a salary cap

I think what's between the teams WRs ears is a legitimate answer.

Injury.

We need Kelce, Jones and Mahomes all 100% in the postseason.

If one of the three goes down, chances go down dramatically.

Health, luck, and consistency/burnout issues.

Everybody on the team contracting aids at the same time. We can handle 25% maybe even 50% but more than 75% of the team and I doubt we can threepeat

Posters with neg rep on CP are our biggest threat.

Please. AIDS doesn’t even kill people with the retroviral cocktails they’ve got these days.

You’re gonna have to step up your infectious disease game. I’m thinking Ebola. That would definitely **** us right up.

I think the Chiefs biggest challenge is going to be applying pressure on opposing QBs.

Jones and Karlaftis are the only proven passrushers. Danna is serviceable.

Omenihu is probably our second best passrusher but at this time, we don't know how he's going to look when he returns.

That being said, I think Spags/Cullen will figure it out.

Trent McDuffie is pretty close to being on this list

KC Chiefs will go 20-0 imho