Patrick Mahomes’ injury.(Image via Getty Images)
Ahead of the Week 4 clash against the Las Vegas Raiders, the team’s head coach Andy Reid reflected on a controversial roughing-the-passer penalty called against Miami’s Chop Robinson for a hit on Patrick Mahomes.
A few hours ago, in an interview, the Kansas City Chiefs’ head coach Andy Reid opened up about it as he said, “Yeah, when they call them for us, I’m okay with it. It’s also a position that everybody wants to see that quarterback play in the game…” The Kansas City Chiefs’ head coach Andy Reid added, “So, it attracts attention to the game. The Kansas City Chiefs’ head coach Andy Reid weighed in on it as he said, “Yeah, I think it was more than a chiropractor could do so I think every bone in (Patrick Mahomes) his body cracked on that one, but he got back up and kept firing.”
Patrick Mahomes , the Kansas City Chiefs’ top quarterback, has been a dominant player in the new season as he has led the team to win in the last three matches against the Denver Broncos, the Indianapolis Colts and the Miami Dolphins respectively. Listen, the thing with the quarterbacks is it’s a very vulnerable position. Attention is good for everybody as it works its way through there for you guys, for the coaches, for the fans, for the players, the different teams. So, you want to try to keep these guys as upright as you possibly can. The Kansas City Chiefs’ head coach Andy Reid continued, “I get how things work there. And we all get it. Listen, it goes both ways. When it all equals out, you’re going to get a few, they’re going to get a few. That’s just how it goes.