Recall when LeSean McCoy played for the Kansas City Bosses? On the off chance that you don’t, nobody would fault you. McCoy enjoyed one season with the Bosses in 2019 and won a Super Bowl with them that year. The following year he played for the Pirates and won one more Super Bowl, this time to the detriment of the Bosses.
From that point forward, the Bosses have proceeded to win two additional Super Dishes, remembering consecutive for 2022 and 2023. They’re competing for a third-consecutive Super Bowl title this season, which has never been achieved.
While some will highlight groups like the Ravens, Bengals, Bills, and another special cases to possibly knock the Bosses off their lofty position, McCoy isn’t accepting that account. McCoy as of late showed up on Talk on FS1 and said he accepts the greatest adversary to the Bosses this season is themselves.
“We’re at a similar spot once more. We do this each and every year, and I’m burnt out on it. I won’t be tricked. Consistently, we as a whole say, ‘Who’s the greatest danger for the Bosses?’ We generally toss these groups around, we generally do this. And afterward what do the Bosses do? They win, and they win and they win once more. In this way, tune in… me, myself, LeSean McCoy, I won’t sit up here, and I’m not one-sided. I love Andy Reid, I love every one of the Bosses, they got me a title, that’s what I get. In any case, I’m not going to sit up here and play this game with the large canines.”
LeSean McCoy doesn’t figure anybody can stop the Bosses yet themselves
The one year that the Bosses didn’t make the Super Bowl, the Bengals stunned the NFL world by arriving at the AFC title game and afterward knocking off KC at home to progress to the major event. Cincinnati would proceed to lose the Super Bowl to the Rams and afterward dropped the AFC Title Game to the Bosses the accompanying season.
The Bengals positively represented the greatest danger to KC yet they’re falling off a down year. The Ravens facilitated the Bosses in the AFC Title Game yet couldn’t ward them off. The Bills haven’t had the option to sort out KC in the end of the season games during the Josh Allen period. The Texans are as yet problematic.
I can absolutely see LeSean McCoy’s point here. Last year it seemed like the Bosses were the most vulnerable they had been during the Patrick Mahomes time yet where could they when the last whistle of the time blew have been? Bringing home one more Super Bowl championship. He may be onto something here.
The issue is that different groups will hear this and use it as inspiration to demonstrate that they have the stuff to knock the Kansas City Bosses off their platform. Will they find lasting success? Hopefully not.
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