Following the New York Giants' decision to acquire J.J. McCarthy via trade from Minnesota due to early offensive struggles, former NFL offensive lineman Kyle Long offered valuable advice to the young quarterback during a recent segment on the NFL on CBS. He emphasized the importance of embracing a learning mindset, remaining grounded behind Jameis Winston, and viewing this fresh start as a crucial opportunity for professional development, away from off-field distractions.
While his initial guidance focused on shaping the young quarterback's career in a new market, the veteran analyst also has his sights set on the league's ultimate goal: the Super Bowl. In a statement shared on X by the NFL on CBS, Kyle Long expressed his strong belief in the Kansas City Chiefs, declaring them a “Super Bowl football team.” He confidently stated, “This is a team that's primed to win the Super Bowl.”
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"This is a team that's primed to win the Super Bowl" – @Ky1eLong pic.twitter.com/NFEyRNmYEx
— NFL on CBS 🏈 (@NFLonCBS) October 6, 2026
Long attributed the Chiefs' ongoing success to their proven championship pedigree, elite coaching, and consistent roster performance. He believes these factors keep them as the standard-bearers of the league, capable of navigating the demanding 2026 season and positioning themselves for another deep postseason run. As teams like the Giants work to rebuild with new talent, the Chiefs continue to set the example for sustained dominance.