Chris Jones says Chiefs 'beat ourselves' at times in win over Dolphins
Kenneth Walker scored two touchdowns as the Chiefs' defense struggled, yet they still managed a 24-10 win over the Dolphins.
- On Sunday, the Kansas City Chiefs defeated the Miami Dolphins 24-10 at Hard Rock Stadium, improving to 3-0 on the season.
- Quarterback Patrick Mahomes led an early offensive surge, connecting on a 48-yard pass to Travis Kelce before running back Kenneth Walker III scored a 10-yard touchdown run barely 2 minutes into the game.
- Mahomes finished with 246 yards and two touchdowns, though he absorbed significant hits including one from defensive end Chop Robinson in the third quarter that landed on his ribcage.
- Miami running back De'Von Achane exited early with a knee injury, while the Chiefs' defense failed to record a sack despite facing third-string quarterback Malik Willis.
- Coach Andy Reid acknowledged the victory, saying it is "great to be 3-0," but emphasized the team has "plenty of things to work on" moving forward.
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As a whole, the Kansas City Chiefs are feeling great with a 3-0 record. However, there are some glaring issues that need to be improved as the season continues to unfold. It’s good that the Chiefs are winning in spite of their issues, but they could catch up to them if they aren’t fixed in […]
Andy Reid Announces Good News After Chiefs' Win Over Dolphins
Andy Reid had more than a 24-10 win to be happy about after the Kansas City Chiefs’ trip to Miami. Kansas City moved to 3-0 with the victory, and Reid said the team came out of Hard Rock Stadium without any new injuries. That was especially welcome for a roster that was already without left […]
Chris Jones says Chiefs 'beat ourselves' at times in win over Dolphins
Defensive tackle Chris Jones discussed Kansas City's defensive struggles, defensive coordinator Steve Spagnuolo's message and what the Chiefs can learn from their 24-10 win over Miami.
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