Andy Reid stays calm amid Chiefs’ offensive struggles: ‘This league is crazy right now’

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Amid a roller-coaster 2023 NFL season, Kansas City Chiefs head coach Andy Reid remains unfazed despite the team’s offensive struggles. The Chiefs’ high-powered offense, led by star quarterback Patrick Mahomes, has faced challenges, prompting questions about the team’s outlook for the rest of the season.

 

Andy Reid stays calm amid Chiefs' offensive struggles: 'This league is crazy right now'

“This league is crazy right now; I mean it’s week to week,” said Reid during Wednesday’s press conference. Despite losing two of their last three games, the Chiefs still find themselves in first place in the AFC West. A week-to-week- approach for the Chiefs
Reid emphasized the importance of learning from mistakes, focusing on coaching improvements, and maintaining a positive attitude to navigate the unpredictable nature of the current NFL landscape. “I think we understand that. I mentioned a few weeks ago San Francisco — when we were in Germany — San Francisco was on a three-game skid, and now they’re playing well. Denver, same thing, they’re playing well. You go back, and you do a better job coaching. You focus in a little more playing — the players playing and doing their jobs. Those are things you can control and keep a positive attitude doing it. Learn from your mistakes and stay positive with it.” The Chiefs’ offensive performance, a departure from their usual dominance, has been a cause for concern. Mahomes, the reigning AP NFL Most Valuable Player, is experiencing statistically challenging numbers in passing yards, touchdown-interception ratio, and overall quarterback rating.

 

Andy Reid stays calm amid Chiefs' offensive struggles: 'This league is crazy right now'

The offense has struggled with ill chemistry, dropped passes, and challenges within the wide receiver corps. Mahomes, echoing Reid’s sentiments, stressed the importance of maintaining a level head, drawing inspiration from his coach. “You always see him, and he’s never too high, never too low,”Mahomes stated. The quarterback, who has experienced adversity before, remains confident that the team can overcome challenges and perform at its best. “You just have to focus on how to get yourself better and prepare for that next game. I think if you do that it puts everything in perspective where you can go out there and be the best you, you can be,”Mahomes said. Chiefs need to improve passing game vs Bills. Despite the offensive woes, Reid is not panicking and is focusing on fundamentals and patience. The team is currently holding an 8-4 record and faces a critical Week 14 matchup against the Buffalo Bills. In the eyes of Reid and Mahomes, there’s optimism about regrouping and turning the season around. “We’re still sitting on top of the AFC West,”Mahomes observed. As the Chiefs face the Buffalo Bills in a formidable matchup,