This feels like a pivotal offseason for the Chiefs — not in a “rebuild” way, but definitely a retooling moment.

With Mahomes under center, they’re always contenders, but Brett Veach seems to be tightening the screws on anyone not pulling their weight. The names you mentioned, Isiah Pacheco and Skyy Moore, are both feeling the heat, and for good reason.

Pacheco’s situation is wild. He went from being one of the most explosive late-round steals to possibly expendable within a year. His injury clearly hampered him, and the additions of Kareem Hunt and Elijah Mitchell scream “insurance.” If the Chiefs draft a running back — and it’s a good class for it — Pacheco’s value as a trade chip could be too tempting to pass up.

Skyy Moore, meanwhile, has had chances but hasn’t made the leap. His lack of production, even before the injury, is hard to ignore. With **Hollywood Brown, Rashee Rice, and potentially a new rookie (maybe someone like Ladd McConkey or Troy Franklin) stepping in, Moore’s spot looks shaky at best. The team might just cut its losses.

What do you think — would you rather see the Chiefs flip these guys for draft capital, or try to see if they bounce back in camp?