"He shoots like a horse," laughed Tuchel after that game, when explaining why specific shooting practice wasn't required for James. But the frequency with which James and Chilwell arrive in the box is almost certainly worked on. And then there was the side-arm throw around Benardrick McKinney while rolling to his left that stuck it to queries over his confidence, along with the maturity to try and adopt a dink and dunk patience by taking what he had in front of him as the Giants played deep quarters. "The other top offenses in football have a bunch of different schemes and players that teams have to think about when they play them. The Rams and the Bucs are not even comparable to the Chiefs right now." Please use Chrome browser for a more accessible video player