"The Giants and the Chiefs arrive in Week 3 at 0-2, making this matchup critical as each side searches for its first win. Kansas City hasn't started this poorly since 2014, and with Patrick Mahomes at quarterback, the team has never lost three straight games, a streak now in jeopardy. The Chiefs' struggles have been defined by close calls. They lost 27-21 in Week 1 and 20-17 in Week 2, as their offense stuttered in the red zone and lacked explosive plays."
"The Giants' offensive line has struggled these past two weeks, and the absence of Andrew Thomas has been a significant factor. Giants coach Brian Daboll said that the left tackle is expected to take a good amount of reps in practice and is encouraged with where he's at, creating optimism that Thomas could make his 2025 season debut on Sunday."
Both teams enter Week 3 at 0-2, making the matchup crucial for each franchise's search for a first win. Kansas City has rarely started this poorly and faces pressure to avoid a three-game skid with Patrick Mahomes at quarterback. The Chiefs' offense has produced close losses, struggling in the red zone and lacking explosive plays. The Giants amassed high yardage but suffered from severe discipline issues, including a franchise-record 160 penalty yards that erased big plays. New York's offensive line has underperformed with left tackle Andrew Thomas sidelined, and his return or rookie Marcus Mbow's potential start will affect pass protection. With both teams desperate to avoid 0-3, the game's outcome may hinge on which team cleans up mistakes and executes in the red zone.
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