Yes — the Chiefs are on a three-game losing streak (including Super Bowl LIX vs. Eagles, Week 1 vs. Chargers, and now Week 2 vs. Eagles again). NFL.com+3NBC 5 Dallas-Fort Worth+3Talksport+3

It’s the first time Patrick Mahomes has lost three straight starts in his NFL career.

Here’s a breakdown of why the Chiefs are struggling (losing 3 in a row) and what might turn things around.

What’s going wrong

1. Injuries & Suspensions in the Receiving Corps

   • WR Xavier Worthy suffered a dislocated shoulder early (collision with Travis Kelce) and was ruled out following Week 1. New York Post+2ESPN.com+2

   • WR Rashee Rice is suspended for six games. New York Post+2ESPN.com+2

   • Rookie WR Jalen Royals also missed time due to injury. ESPN.com

   • Defensive players as well: DE Mike Danna, CB Kristian Fulton lost in the Eagle game. Arrowhead Addict+1

   Impact: Fewer weapons for Patrick Mahomes to throw to. Disruption in timing/routes. Less depth for defensive matchups.

2. Execution Errors & Mistakes

   • In the Week 2 loss vs. Eagles, Chiefs had some costly turnovers, dropped passes, and generally just failed to execute in certain critical moments. ESPN.com+1

   • Example: a Mahomes pass to Kelce that bounced off his hands and was intercepted (turnover) at a crucial moment. ESPN.com

   • Also, suspected poor play calls (or mis-judged aggression) in certain short-yardage or high pressure situations. ESPN.com+1

3. Defense has faced its own problems

   • Injuries in pass rush / front seven: losing DE/CBs undermines pressure and coverage flexibility. Arrowhead Addict+1

   • But to their credit, the defense still has shown flashes, especially against the Eagles where they gave up some big plays but also made stops. Arrowhead Addict

4. Turnover Differential & Close Margins

   • Even though the Chiefs haven’t thrown tons of interceptions in these games, they have had fumbles/drops plus turnovers at bad times. ESPN.com+1

   • Games are close — they’ve lost by small margins. Every mistake is magnified. ESPN.com+2Arrowhead Addict+2

5. Play-calling / Strategic Decisions

   • Andy Reid himself admitted some calls were too aggressive. ESPN.com+1

   • On short yardage (4th-and-1), they tried a more complex play (involving a pulling center and trap block) rather than simpler run or sneak. It failed. ESPN.com

What could help turn it around

1. Health & Getting Players Back

   • Once Worthy, Rice, and Royals return (full speed), the receiving threat improves, giving Mahomes more reliable options. KC Kingdom+1

   • Defensive depth returning will allow more rotation, help mitigate fatigue, reduce mistakes.

2. Clean Up Fundamentals

   • Fewer drops, better concentration on key plays.

   • Reducing penalties, execution slip-ups (e.g. missed blocks, bad snaps, etc.).

3. More Conservative / Smart Play in Critical Situations

   • On short yardage / 4th down, choose the fail-safe rather than the flashy play.

   • Perhaps more balanced offense (run + short passes) to manage the clock, avoid risk when needing steady gains.

4. Adjust Strategy vs Opponent Strengths

   • Against teams with a strong pass rush or aggressive defense: quicker get-rid plays, max protection, shorter routes.

   • Designing mismatches with whatever healthy receivers remain; leveraging Travis Kelce where possible.

5. Mental edge & Momentum

   • Recognizing they’re close — losing three straight is unusual for this group. If they can keep confidence up, minimize unforced errors, one win could help spark things.

   • The coaching staff seems calm (per reports), which helps avoid overreacting. KC Kingdom