The Kansas City Chiefs’ resounding loss in the Super Bowl last season only emphasized the main issue the team dealt with all year, the offensive line.

The Chiefs’ offensive line struggled last season, allowing pressure up front often. Superstar quarterback Patrick Mahomes was sacked a career-high 36 times, yet still brought the team to the Super Bowl. Kansas City has tried to address the offensive line issue by signing Jaylen Moore and retaining tackle Trey Smith this offseason, but lost Joe Thuney.

While speaking on ESPN’s First Take, NFL analyst Domonique Foxworth emphasized how he believes the Chiefs have let down Mahomes this offseason.

“Yes, I watched the Super Bowl. That man (Patrick Mahomes) looked like a victim to me,” Foxworth said. “It is like the Bears; it is obvious what they had to address. The Bears went and did it. The Chiefs lost their best offensive lineman. Their guard, who was also their best tackle, left. And the way that they answered it was by getting a back up tackle from the 49ers to be the best quarterback in the league, his blindside protection.”

“It does feel like they have failed him. They tried to fix this position through the draft in the past, they tried to sign right tackles to make them left tackles, and now they are trying to sign a backup tackle to make him a starter. I do not know how we argue that there was one big thing they had to solve this year with their offensive line; they have not solved it yet.”

The Chiefs have arguably one of the best quarterbacks in the league. Mahomes is a special player, and given the right protection, could lead the team to another Super Bowl victory. The draft could provide Kansas City the perfect opportunity to reinforce the offensive line.