The Kansas City Chiefs' special teams unit continues to hurt this team, starting with kicker Harrison Butker, who missed two kicks in the win over the Chargers.
KC Kingdom writer Ernesto Cova argues that the Kansas City Chiefs have developed a serious liability on special teams, centering on placekicker Harrison Butker. Despite Kansas City's victory over the Los Angeles Chargers, Cova highlights that special teams blunders, penalties, and Butker's declining consistency could severely jeopardize the team's Super Bowl aspirations against stronger competition.
According to the article, Butker entered Week 6 ranked among the league's bottom ten kickers in EPA per kick before missing another 52-yard field goal and a routine extra point. Cova notes that head coach Andy Reid appears less confident in Butker, while also warning that returner Nikko Remigio's fumbles and unit coordinator Dave Toub's recurring issues must be addressed.
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