Andy Reid sends clear message to Kansas City Chiefs team and admits ‘this league is crazy’ after another late win

‘Nothing is given’ is what Andy Reid told his Kansas City Chiefs players following yet another thrilling victory.

To defeat the Carolina Panthers on Sunday, the Chiefs needed a last-second field goal and some late magic from Patrick Mahomes.

Against a Carolina squad that had only won three NFL games this season, Kansas City was a double-digit favorite.

However, they needed a field goal from Spencer Shrader as time ran out to win because they were down 27-27 in the fourth quarter.

With a 10-1 record, the Chiefs were able to hold their lead in the AFC.

However, Reid cautioned, “You’re getting their best shot, and nothing is given to you.”

“You stay focused and start this process.

“Winning is the important part right here – this league is crazy.”

On Black Friday, Kansas City will host the Las Vegas Raiders.

Prior to the Thanksgiving holiday game, Reid acknowledged that there is still a lot of work to be done in practice.

“We had nine 90-yard penalties,” he remarked.

“We must continue to improve it. We cannot deprive ourselves of plays. It’s excessive.

“On third downs, we must make sure we take care of business. all sides. That’s what we’re working on.

Mahomest threw three touchdowns and 269 yards.

In addition, he ran for 60 yards five times, including a last-minute rush that led to the game-winning field goal.

Reid remarked, “Pat had a big day,”

“Over 240 yards on 24 of 33. Then there’s the final rush.

“I mean, that was really lovely.

“It s a good thing to have Pat from a head coach s standpoint.”

After their last four victory came by a single score, Mahomes acknowledged that he hopes to see some more easy triumphs.

Mahomes remarked, “You want to have some blowouts.”

“In the fourth quarter, you want to be a little more composed.

“I’ve always maintained that knowing that you’ve experienced such situations before and know how to approach them can be beneficial as you approach the playoffs and later in the season.

“However, I would really like to win a game before the final play.”

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