When Patrick Mahomes first emerged on the scene for the Kansas City Chiefs, the offense was one of the best in football.

That was due, in part, to the Chiefs' ability to get big, explosive plays in the passing game as Patrick Mahomes averaged over 280 passing yards per game and has at least 37 passing touchdowns in four of his first five seasons as a starter.

But over the past couple of years, that long bomb has disappeared from the playbook, and despite the Chiefs stating last offseason they wanted to bring it back, Mahomes didn't dial up the launch codes often.

However, this offseason, Mahomes has been wanting to get that part of the offense back. But offensive coordinator Matt Nagy knows that saying they want to do it and actually doing it are two different things.

"Talk is cheap,

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