The Kansas City Chiefs take on the New England Patriots in the

AFC championship game Sunday — a battle that will see two of the greatest quarterbacks in Patrick Mahomes and Tom Brady Demetrius Harris Jersey , as well as two of the greatest football minds in Andy Reid and Bill Belichick. Here’s what Patriots head coach Bill Belichick had to say this week he prepares to lead his team to their eighth straight AFC Championship game: On Damien Williams’ impact since taking over at running back:“He’s done a real good job and has been very productive running the ball,” Belichick said. “We know he’s a good receiver and I played against him when he was at Miami and he’s a very talented player that can play on all three downs, he has good skill.”On the parallels between Mahomes and Brady:“Their styles are different, but they’re both very good passers and, I mean, Mahomes is a dynamic player and is probably the most valuable player in the league this year — you can certainly put him up there with anyone else you want to talk about,” Belichick said of the young quarterback. “He’s had tremendous production, executes plays as they’re designed, but also at times is improvising and making great plays and great decisions on his own. He’s been a terrific player for Kansas City this year.”On what Sammy Watkins brings to the Chiefs’ offense“Again, very explosive player, big and fast — he’s a tough guy to handle Cameron Erving Jersey ,” Belichick said matter-of-factly. “Always gonna be a high yards per catch guy and when he’s covered, he’s not really covered because of his size. Then when he gets the ball, tackling is definitely an issue because of his size, speed and his stiff arm to knock tacklers off of him.”On Andy Reid’s dangerous offense:“They have so many good skill players on offense they can’t get them all on the field at the same time,” Belichick said. “Andy [Reid] does a great job of making you defend all of them and putting the defense in a lot of compromising positions. He’s a great play-caller, game planner and he’s got some skill players to work with at all positions. Very tough offense to solve.” On relationship with Andy Reid: “I’ve never had the opportunity to coach with Andy, but we’ve competed many times and I’ve played him in a lot in preseason games — and that’s even going back to when we were coordinators prior to becoming head coaches,” Belichick said. “I’ve always had a tremendous amount of respect for the way he does things and we’ve gotten to know each other through the years — through those relationships and all of the trades that we made there for a period of time. I think does as good of a job as anyone in the NFL, gets the most out of his players and puts them in great positions. They play very competitively always, but in a very respectful way — the way the game should be played. They play hard, they play clean Reggie Ragland Jersey , they’re a good football team and they’re always well-prepared, always tough. They make you beat them. You have to go out there and perform. So it’s always a tough matchup against Andy.” The Chiefs could add a developmental tight end that could contribute immediately."A very Merry Draftmas to you! It’s 25 Days of Draftmas on Arrowhead Pride, where we’ll be giving you a Kansas City Chiefs draft prospect every day in April leading up to the NFL Draft. You’ll get a daily prospect profile like this one right up until Draft Day.Kahale Warring, tight endPhoto by Loren Orr/Getty Images6’5” | 252 lbs | San Diego StateProjected draft range: top 100Combine: 4.67 second 40-yard dash, 19 bench press reps, 36.5” vertical jump, 122” broad jump, 4.25 second 20-yard shuttle, 7.21 second 3-cone drillI would take him: round threeOne-sentence bio: former water polo goalie, started playing football his senior year of high school and walked on in college.One-sentence scouting report: ridiculously athletic in-line tight end who can block and runs great routes.One play:How he fits in KC: Warring is a massive athlete with insane potential that could contribute in the Chiefs offense immediately. He is terrific as an in-line option, with the ability to affect the run game with his blocking. His release is very smooth and he regularly beats coverage defenders vertically with his speed. Despite just playing for a limited amount of time Jarvis Jenkins Jersey , Warring shows crisp change of direction on his routes and an ability to create natural separation coming out of his breaks. He’s also got the “go-up-and-get-it” ability that the Chiefs offense needs more of with Demetrius Harris’ departure, and he exhibits a wonderful ability to bring the ball down in traffic.Warring is still an incomplete player, and he’ll need more work with leverage to drive bigger defenders as an in-line option at the next level. He has a few drops to his name — not a serious problem, but one worth noting — and he’ll need plenty of work on the jugs machine to be ready for Patrick Mahomes’ passes. He doesn’t look comfortable when split out wide and he needs some more development on his route tree.The majority of Warring’s weaknesses are due to a lack of experience playing the position, only really having three years of football under his belt. Adding Warring as an in-line player at tight end would allow the Chiefs offense to utilize Travis Kelce out wide more often — in his best spot — and still keep a weapon on the field that can stretch the seam and create matchup problems. Warring’s ceiling is ridiculously high, and it would only be fitting for Andy Reid to add a talented athlete at tight end to eventually replace Kelce in the third round of this year’s draft.Want to read more player profiles from Arrowhead Pride’s 25 Days of Draftmas? Click here for the complete list. And to stay informed on the players in which the Chiefs have shown interest, be sure to check out AP’s Chiefs draft prospect visit and workout tracker.KC Draft GuideThe first-ever edition of the KC Draft Guide is live! You can purchase it for only $9.99! We have over 225 prospect write-ups like this one, with specifics about how prospects fit the Chiefs. 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