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Travis Kelce has backed Andy Reid following the Kansas City Chiefs’ 28-24 defeat to the Denver Broncos, insisting the players must take responsibility for making…

Travis Kelce defended head coach Andy Reid following the Kansas City Chiefs' 28-24 defeat to the Denver Broncos, stating the players are responsible for executing play calls. The loss marked Kansas City's second consecutive defeat, dropping them behind Denver in the AFC West standings. The Chiefs struggled with discipline throughout the game, conceding 11 penalties for 105 yards, including a crucial late false start penalty that negated a potential touchdown.
Kelce, who caught five passes for 62 yards, insisted the team must eliminate procedural mistakes and held himself accountable to improve his own performances. Quarterback Patrick Mahomes echoed Kelce's sentiments, citing penalties, miscommunication, and poor execution as the main reasons for the loss. Kansas City now prepares to face the New York Jets in Week 9 seeking to rebound in the division race.
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