Andy Reid declines to rule out Chiefs kicker change another missed Harrison Butker FG: 'I need to see it go through'

Kicking troubles have resurfaced for Kansas City Chiefs' Harrison Butker, who missed another field goal during a recent game against the New York Jets. This is Butker's third missed FG of the season as he faces competition from eight-time All-Pro Justin Tucker, who is currently on the Chiefs' practice squad. Butker's most recent miss came from 51 yards out, causing boos from the crowd and prompting a question from CBS' Tracy Wolfson for head coach Andy Reid.

Reid's response to the inquiry was direct and to the point. "I need to see it go through," he stated, signaling that he is not ruling out any changes to the team's kicking situation. As the Chiefs' season progresses, Reid emphasized that he will evaluate every aspect of the team, including the kicking game. He further clarified that he is not making any decisions at this time, assuring fans that he will address the issue as it arises throughout the week.

With the Chiefs' worst season in Butker's career, a change in kicking personnel may be on the horizon. Butker, who has won three Super Bowls with the team, has struggled this season, converting only 63.1% of his kicks. Tucker, who has been on the practice squad due to sexual misconduct allegations, brings his own set of issues to the table, but the Chiefs may have no choice but to move forward if Butker continues to underperform.