Chiefs' new trick play shows how little they care about the rest of the NFL

Jarrett Bailey

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The Kansas City Chiefs are basically playing with house money in 2024. Everything they accomplish this season is gravy on top of what they’ve already done over the last six years, and has the potential to be historic if they become the first team to three-peat.

The Chiefs are showing just how far ahead of the rest of the league they are, and how little they worry about being great with their new play they showcased.

Kansas City ran a play that featured a quadruple pass, ending with a deep connection from Kadarius Toney to Xavier Worthy who was completely uncovered.

The Chiefs have no shortage of history of running insane trick plays. They did a ring-around-the-rosey huddle before running to the line of scrimmage, running a speed option with Jerrick McKinnon pitching the ball to Patrick Mahomes, who threw across the field to Kadarius Toney, which ended in a touchdown. If not for a penalty on the Chiefs, the touchdown would have counted and it would be one of the craziest six points scored in recent memory.

We’ll see how tricky the Chiefs get when they enter game action.

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Jarrett Bailey is a freelance NFL writer for The Sporting News. He previously wrote for USA TODAY Sports Media Group, The 33rd Team and Pro Football Network. Enjoyer of chocolate milk, metal music, Batman, pasta salad, and pro wrestling. There is nothing more breathtaking than a Jeff Hardy swanton bomb.