I'm not saying they won't make the playoffs with the expanded field вЂ¦ but it ain't gonna be easy, and I don't see this group doing anything close to what we have become accustomed to in January. Already just 1-4 in the AFC, chasing the Chargers in the division, these head-to-head tiebreakers can loom large. Yeah, they get the Giants at home, and they have yet to play the lowly Broncos, but there isn't another breather to come outside of that. This team, as presently constructed, isn't overcoming that.ДЄnd I am not sure it gets much better overnight. He has thrown a pick in six straight games and has 16 picks in his last 16 games. He left the game tied with Jets injured rookie Zach Wilson for most interceptions this season (9). Mahomes, whose luck with picks was sure to regress at some point, had another multi-turnover game Sunday. To the point where even Mahomes is a part of the problem. He is trying to do too much, too often, knowing how terrible the defense is, and it is all snowballing. The quarterback is under more pressure than ever, without a run game to rely on. The Chiefs reformatted offensive line is not good. Once again, the other team's quarterback out-played Mahomes, which is almost incomprehensible but has been a trend, and watching Mahomes being twisted up and knocked from the game with a blow to the head had to further the collective angst in Kansas City. And this was with Derrick Henry running for only three yards per carry (though he did throw a touchdown pass!). Oh, and Tennessee was 6-for-7 on third down and Tannehill was 17-for-21. Outside of a hurried comeback against Cleveland at home in Week 1, they have been punked by the rest of their conference. They sit at 3-4, and I'd posit they are awful lucky it's not worse than that. Had Tennessee and Ryan Tannehill had any designs on throwing for 500 yards, and chucking it around in the second half despite that big lead, trust me, Kansas City couldn't have done anything about it. If anything, that defense got a boost on Sunday, with the Titans ripping the Chiefs throats out by the half, sitting on a 27-0 lead that felt more like 54-0. Sure, Patrick Mahomes and Andy Reid are super special, but this team is seriously flawed, lacking any balance on offense, with Mahomes becoming a mistake machine and now having to deal with adversity the likes of which he has never seen before as a pro, and with Kansas City's defense threatening to go down as the worst in league history. He had moved from covering stories of mainstream celebrities who went away because of the pandemic situation to social media influencers with a focus on TikTokвЂ™s big boys, a shift he says is a consequence of the Covid-19 pandemic.In a season where the common refrain has been for the league, collectively, to await this team returning to its perch atop the AFC, it may be more salient to consider why that is, and what evidence this outfit has provided that 2021 will be anything like 2020, or 2019 or 2018. He focuses on establishing a warm relationship with the influencerвЂ™s he follows. Fletcher Green Has An Estimated Net Worth of $10 Million.ДЄs an independent creator, he has turned down a big-time job offer as he chooses to retain creative control over his content and he has an approach that is not news-focused but has earned him a lot of money. His work is pretty much simple as he puts out raw content with the focus on posting immediately offering a firsthand account of controversial events One notable event he has covered has been the dramatic event of Charli DвЂ™AmelioвЂ™s former boyfriend Chase Hudson cheating on her with another TikTok star, Nessa Barrett. His company has set a pace in the Influencer Paparazzi industry as his channel has over 125 million subscribers.

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