🔥NBC Sports’ Chris Simms Sparks Debate: “The Colts — Not Patrick Mahomes’ Chiefs — Have the Best Offense in the NFL Right Now” NBC Sports analyst Chris Simms has never been afraid to stir the pot — and this week, he did it again.Ng1

NBC Sports analyst Chris Simms has never been afraid to stir the pot — and this week, he did it again. During his latest segment, Simms dropped a take that immediately set NFL Twitter on fire: the Kansas City Chiefs do not have the best offense in the league right now.

“No, it’s not the best offense in the NFL right now,” Simms said. “The best offense in the NFL right now is the Indianapolis Colts. They can do everything. Now, Daniel Jones is not Patrick Mahomes, so that evens the playing field a little bit. That Colts offense is really good. You see that Cowboys offense is really good, too.”

Simms’ comments sent shockwaves through the fanbase — especially in Kansas City, where supporters see Patrick Mahomes, Travis Kelce, and Andy Reid’s system as the gold standard of modern offense. The Chiefs have long been considered the NFL’s most dynamic, unpredictable, and dangerous unit, capable of scoring from anywhere on the field at any time.

However, Simms’ point wasn’t entirely baseless. The Colts’ offense, under new leadership and with an increasingly confident Anthony Richardson, has been explosive and balanced — mixing a strong running game with an aggressive aerial attack. Their offensive line has held up well, and their ability to adapt each week has caught analysts’ attention across the league.

Still, calling anyone better than Mahomes’ Chiefs is bound to ruffle feathers. Kansas City’s offense may not always lead the league in yards or flashy stats, but it consistently delivers when it matters most. Mahomes’ improvisational brilliance and Kelce’s unmatched chemistry remain nearly impossible to defend — especially under Reid’s creative play-calling.

Fans were quick to clap back online, pointing out that “the Chiefs turn it on when it counts” and that “stats don’t win rings — execution does.”

Simms, though, stood firm in his assessment, suggesting that the Chiefs’ offense this season hasn’t looked as sharp or efficient as usual. Whether that’s a temporary slump or the start of a new offensive hierarchy remains to be seen — but one thing’s for sure: Mahomes will hear the noise, and history says he usually answers it on the field. 🏈🔥