Andy Reid, Patrick Mahomes React to Late False Start in Chiefs' Loss to Broncos
Andy Reid said he did not see a false start, and the Chiefs finished with 11 penalties for 105 yards in the 28-24 loss.
- On Sunday, the Kansas City Chiefs lost 28-24 to the Denver Broncos after a late game-winning touchdown pass from Patrick Mahomes to Rashee Rice was negated by a false start penalty on offensive lineman Jaylon Moore.
- Trailing 28-24 with four seconds remaining, the Chiefs faced fourth-and-goal from the 1-yard line before the penalty moved them back 5 yards to the 6-yard line, giving the Broncos a better chance to pressure Mahomes.
- Head coach Andy Reid disagreed with the call, stating, "I saw him move his head, but I didn't see a false start," while noting Kansas City's 11 penalties for 105 yards overall.
- Following the penalty, Mahomes was sacked by Malcolm Roach on the final play, sealing the defeat and dropping the Chiefs to 5-2, now trailing the Broncos in the AFC West race.
- In Week 9, the Chiefs return home to Arrowhead Stadium to host the New York Jets, seeking to snap their two-game losing streak after the disappointing loss in Denver.
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Chiefs burned by controversial call that wiped away game-winning TD
The Kansas City Chiefs had a potential Week 8 victory taken away by the almighty penalty flag. The Chiefs, trailing the Denver Broncos 28-24, had 4th-and-goal from the 1-yard line with four seconds left at Mile High Stadium in Denver, Colo. Patrick Mahomes hit Rashee Rice with a quick pass into the end zone, which …
Patrick Mahomes' Wife Brittany Trashes Refs After False Start Call Costs Chiefs The Game Vs Broncos
Patrick Mahomes’ wife, Brittany, is not happy with the refs. On Sunday, the Broncos game against the Chiefs ended in controversy when the Chiefs were called for a false start in the red zone after a potential game-winning touchdown. After receiving a 5-yard penalty, the Chiefs were stopped on the very next play. Chiefs fans, […]
Andy Reid: I didn't see a false start on Jaylon Moore at end of game
The Chiefs blew an 11-point lead in the fourth quarter of Sunday's game against the Broncos, but they were able to drive back into position to try for a game-winning touchdown in the final seconds.
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