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Andy Reid has questioned a crucial penalty call that hurt the Kansas City Chiefs during their 28-24 defeat to the Denver Broncos, admitting he did…

Kansas City Chiefs head coach Andy Reid addressed a late false start penalty that contributed to his team's 28-24 loss against the Denver Broncos. With four seconds remaining and the ball on Denver's one-yard line, offensive tackle J. Moore was flagged for a false start. Reid stated he saw Moore move his head but did not see an actual false start.
The penalty pushed the Chiefs back five yards, and quarterback Patrick Mahomes was sacked by M. Roach on the final play. Kansas City suffered its second straight defeat after being penalized 11 times for 105 yards, allowing Denver to take control of the AFC West.
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