While there are plenty of concerns you could get from their debut performance against the Cowboys, Jalen Hurts mobility was not one of them. While the Eagles obviously were dominant last season, I think one of the only real concerns on Hurts rushing was he looked a bit slow. He dealt with some injuries and just didn't look at full speed, but that changed in Week 1. With the Cowboys defense not respecting his ability to run enough, he took full advantage rushing 14 times for 62 yards and 2 touchdowns.

After such a strong showing, I would expect him to do similar things against a defense that just let Justin Herbert run all over them. The Chiefs blitz a lot which forces the quarterback to scramble and leads to additional downfield runs. Hurts already gets tons of designed touches but the extra scrambles should help push him over this number. It's impossible to guard everyone on this defense, and Hurts takes advantage.

While Travis Kelce is busy marrying superstars and becoming the most famous NFL player in the world, he is unfortunately not that same tight end he was in his prime. He will still be a part of this offense in a meaningful way, but I think anyone can spot the decline in athleticism at this point. The thing that Travis Kelce has above all else is a special relationship with Patrick Mahomes. The chemistry those two have is insane, and when plays fall apart Mahomes finds Kelce.

This should be important because the Chiefs O-Line didn't look good, and I would expect them to have some problems keeping Mahomes in the pocket against a strong Eagles team. When plays fall apart more, I think more targets will go to Kelce. This is exactly how he scored his touchdown in Week 1, and I think Mahomes will have his eyes locked on his favorite target where it matters most.

Xavier Worthy is questionable with injury and will play a big part in this receiving room, but even if he does suit up I think they will limit his snaps a bit out of caution. Outside of Worthy the WR room is extremely weak, and I think that is even more of a bonus to a guy like Kelce who will take away that extra target share.

Saquon Barkley scored 15 touchdowns during the regular season last year, and 5 more in the postseason during last year's insane run. The Eagles will continue to have one of the best offensive lines in football protect the league's best running back. After an elite 2000-yard season, I would expect Barkley to continue to remain the focal point, especially with backup Will Shipley getting hurt last week. The passing attack looked uncoordinated in Week 1 and I would expect them to lean on the ground game.

The Eagles are the NFL’s best red zone offense, and Saquon is a huge reason why. In a game where they are projected to score 2-3 touchdowns I would expect at least 4 red zone opportunities for Barkley. He also has a rare dual-threat ability where he can score through the air, unlike most RBs. The Chiefs' defense looked a bit weak, and I think Saquon will take advantage.

While I have been trying to avoid Kareem Hunt for years, he just can't be stopped at this point. I always thought Pacheco was the better back, but it's clear after Week 1 that it's going to be a split backfield. Week 1 is all about breaking down usage for different players, and actions speak louder than words. On key third downs and fourth quarter plays they choose to go with Hunt in the backfield, which shows more overall confidence.

We saw Javonte Williams, another untalented running back, have success in this game matchup last week. I know Jalen Carter will be back, but the Eagles had plenty of turnover in their D-Line and I would expect them to be tested once again. I think Pacheco hands more of the early downs but I would expect Hunt to be in on passing downs and important plays, which makes both his rushing and receiving yards a bit too low for me.