ESPN analyst shares his calculated projections for the Kansas City Chiefs offense in 2024

The Kansas City Chiefs have not had a great offseason. They have made some good moves in re-signing and drafting players, but everything else hasn't been great. Their star wide receiver has been in the news for several different things.

Despite recent challenges, such as the car theft incident involving rookie wide receiver Xavier Worthy and the arrest of Wanya Morris and another offensive tackle for marijuana possession, the Kansas City Chiefs have shown remarkable resilience. These are undoubtedly tough situations, but they do not shake my belief in the team's potential this season. I remain steadfastly optimistic about the Chiefs' future.

The Chiefs' offense wasn't great last season. They had a ton of issues—ones we were all just waiting to be magically fixed because that's what happens with Andy Reid. But it never did. Yet, they still won the Super Bowl.

Now, the Kansas City Chiefs stand on the precipice of history. They set their sights on a three-peat, a feat never before accomplished, cementing their status as one of the greatest teams of all time among the dynasties we have witnessed. To achieve this, they will need a formidable offense in 2024, as opponents will be more prepared to counter their strategies. If they can elevate their offense, the potential for glory is truly boundless, a prospect that should ignite excitement and pride in every Chiefs fan.

And, from the looks of it, one ESPN analyst has the Chiefs' offense looking great statistically. ESPN's Mike Clay does his stat projections for each team he does every year, and for the Chiefs, he has some interesting numbers.