The NFL preseason provides opportunities of all shapes and sizes, with game plans and intended playing time always etched lightly in pencil on a coach's prep sheet. Anything can happen to dictate whether those plans are followed during a game.

Preseason football is upon us, and for most NFL teams, that means rookies and players on the roster bubble get the majority of the snaps, with starters sitting ... but not in Kansas City. Head coach Andy Reid stated that the plan for the Chiefs' preseason opener against the Arizona Cardinals was to have Patrick Mahomes play the first quarter,

After completing one NFL preseason throw for a touchdown, Patrick Mahomes showed why he's the leader of the Kansas City Chiefs, electing to hit the coaching sidelines with offensive coach Matt Nagy