After a surprising start to the season with an 0-2 record following a narrow 20-17 defeat to the Philadelphia Eagles, the Kansas City Chiefs are looking to revitalize their hopes against the New York Giants on "Sunday Night Football." Here’s what everyone is buzzing about as game day approaches.

1. Will the Chiefs Find Their Offensive Rhythm?

The Chiefs' offense has struggled to spark excitement in their first two outings, with both opening drives resulting in three-and-outs. Combined, they’ve managed a meager three points in their initial three drives this season. Head coach Andy Reid needs to unveil a game plan that’ll light a fire under this team, starting with tight end Travis Kelce. Igniting his connections early could be the key to breaking this offensive slump.

2. Can the Offensive Line Handle New York's Ferocious Pass Rush?

The Giants boast a pass rush that could be the fiercest the Chiefs have faced this season. With standout players like defensive tackles Dexter Lawrence and Jalen Carter, alongside Pro Bowl defensive end Brian Burns and rookie sensation Abdul Carter, New York’s defense is loaded. Each player presents a unique challenge; for instance, Lawrence is not just a run-stopper, while Carter is a dynamic force who can disrupt plays from multiple positions.

The Chiefs' tackles, Jawaan Taylor and Kingsley Suamataia, will have their work cut out for them. Taylor must keep Burns at bay, ensuring quarterback Patrick Mahomes can maneuver outside the pocket. Suamataia, on the other hand, needs to be agile, leveraging his speed to counter both Lawrence’s power and Carter’s versatility. This showdown could define the game.

3. Will Kansas City Finally Establish a Ground Game?

With the wide receiver corps still crippled by injuries, the Chiefs desperately need to pivot towards a robust running game. Mahomes is incredible, but relying solely on magic moments won’t secure victories. It’s time for the Chiefs to commit to the run, utilizing a larger personnel grouping to physically wear down the Giants' defense.

Notably, Kansas City has top-tier interior runners like center Creed Humphrey and guard Trey Smith to pave the way. If the Chiefs can assert their power on the ground, it will not only control the pace of the game but also set up effective play-action opportunities when their receivers return to full strength.

This Sunday night, the Chiefs have a golden opportunity to turn their season around. Will they rise to the challenge and emerge victorious against the Giants?