Following the Kansas City Chiefs’ 20-17 home loss to the Buffalo Bills, Chiefs head coach Andy Reid, passionately called “Big Red,’ was red hot about his group’s consent goal in the last minutes of the video game being rubbed out the board since of an offending offsides charge.
Reid called the judgment by the authorities “a bit humiliating.”
“Very dissatisfied that it ended the method it did,” Reid stated, by means of NFL.com. “Normally I’ll get– I never ever utilize any of this as reasons, however generally I get a caution before something like that takes place in a huge video game. (It’s) a bit humiliating in the National Football League for that to happen … I’ve remained in the league a long period of time and I have not had one like that. Not where, at least in that kind of position there where it is not provided a heads up to.”
Pass receiver Kadarius Toney, who wound up scoring the goal after tight end Travis Kelce tossed him a tight spiral in reverse on a lateral, started the play lined up well in front of the line of skirmish.
Reid altered his tone on Monday, confessing Toney was at fault for the violation by not talking to the authorities to see if his positioning appertained.