Chiefs news: Andy Reid gives honest assessment of Colts defense after tough SNF win
The Kansas City Chiefs moved to 2-0 on the new season after earning a 33-30 victory in overtime over the Indianapolis Colts on Sunday. The Chiefs had to pull out all the stops, with quarterback Patrick Mahomes recording 384 total passing yards on the night on 32 completed passes (out of 47 attempts), and they sent the Colts spiraling further by […] The post Chiefs news: Andy Reid gives honest…
The Kansas City Chiefs secured a 33-30 victory over the Indianapolis Colts in overtime on Sunday, marking their second win of the new season. Quarterback Patrick Mahomes put up an impressive performance, completing 32 out of 47 passes for 384 total yards. This win marked the Chiefs' ninth consecutive win, dating back to last season.
The Colts, however, have struggled defensively, allowing 1,029 yards to opponents in the first two games, breaking the record set by the Seattle Seahawks in 1976. Chiefs head coach Andy Reid acknowledged the talent Indianapolis possesses on defense, but remains cautious, noting that the Colts have a long way to go to improve.
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