The one thing that will be interesting is that I believe the Ravens get above average pressure with 4 man fronts. They may not sack the QB, but that means Mahomes must get it out of his hands early and for shorter route trees. If Madubuike plays, it gives them someone that can beat in isolation to collapse the pocket.
They brought Patrick Queen in for a reason and that reason is to make Kelce miserable all day in shallow crossings and getting the depth that he can't target the middle soft zone below the safeties
I suspect that Andy Reid will try and get the matchups that made some of the Texans get success. It was Cooks banana streak and Akins stick routes, so that might be a staple approach for when he needs to move the chains.
I don't see a great rushing effort out of the Chiefs this week, but making them one dimensional is no concern to that coaching staff.
I think the Ravens match up well with their pass defense, just depends on the pass rushes ability to penetrate. Jones and Clark like to keep their head down at full speed, this is where I think a few screens with a weak linebacking core are in order and need to account for the Honeybadger with a hat on hat.
The Chiefs are not quite a wet paper bag rush effort group, but the Texans and Chargers got to the second level routinely, so any lead by the Ravens and the air might be going out of the ball with some success to sustain a drive or two with a chuck of time coming off the play clock.