Andy Reid opens up on Patrick Mahomes’ impressive comeback as Chiefs star eyes another strong performance in Week 3

Patrick Mahomes, the six time Pro Bowler, has been a force to be reckoned with on the field in the new season. Amid his brutal injury in the last season, Patrick Mahomes has made a n impressive comeback in Week 1 and 2 of the new season against the Denver Broncos and the Indianapolis Colts respectively. Ahead of the Week 3 clash against the Miami Dolphins, the team’s head coach Andy Reid has opened up.Chiefs’ head coach Andy Reid reflects on Patrick Mahomes’ impressive comeback on the field ahead of the Week 3 clashA few hours ago, as the Kansas City Chiefs’ head coach Andy Reid spoke to reporters, he opened up about Patrick Mahomes’ performance on the field as he said, "Yeah, I thought (Patrick Mahomes) he did a nice job of getting the ball out on time. He made quite a few line-of-scrimmage checks and did a nice job…”The Kansas City Chiefs’ head coach Andy Reid added, “He was accurate with those. Just overall, I thought he played a good football game; the numbers show that, but also the little things that he did in there, I thought we're good, mixing up the snap count and so on."Through two games, Patrick Mahomes has completed 47 of 74 passes for 566 yards, 5 touchdowns, and 1 interception, while also rushing for 40 yards and a score.After a slow start in Week 1 against the Denver Broncos, the Super Bowl champion bounced back with an impressive 382 yard, 3 touchdown performance in a 33-30 overtime win over the Indianapolis ColtsPatrick Mahomes eyes a Super Bowl win in the new season amid a slow run on the field in the last few seasonsAmid the Kansas City Chiefs’ impressive wins in Week 1 and 2, all eyes are on the team’s performance against the Miami Dolphins as many are expecting a win again.The Kansas City Chiefs’ head coach Andy Reid reflected on the team’s offense as he said, "Yeah, I like the aggressiveness of the offensive line. It wasn't all perfect, but the guys played hard there…I thought when the receivers were asked to get in there and block, they did that along with the tight ends, and then we did a pretty good job in the pass game of getting guys open.”The head coach added, “The guys work their tail off to get over; this team plays a lot of man (coverage), and even within their zone (coverage), there's a lot of man. So, to be able to get themselves open takes a big effort by them and that.”Patrick Mahomes eyes a Super Bowl win for the team this season after a slow run on the field in the last few seasons.Stay updated with the latest Asian Games 2026 news, check the Asian Games medal tally and complete Asian Games schedule.Get the latest Sports News and Live updates. Download the TOI app.