Kansas City Chiefs head coach Andy Reid disagreed with a false start penalty that nullified what would've been a go-ahead touchdown in the waning seconds of Sunday's 28-24 loss to the Denver Broncos.
"I didn't see it," Reid said postgame, per ESPN's Nate Taylor. "I saw him move his head, but I didn't see (a false start)."
Here's a look at the play in which Chiefs right tackle Jaylon Moore (No. 77) was called for a false start.
PATRICK MAHOMES TO RASHEE RICE FALSE START 77 https://t.co/Anx556Z2bG
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"I mean, I've just got to be better," Moore said, via Taylor. "I still haven't gotten a chance to look at it, but, regardless, I've just got to be better. With (the game) being so tight, the situation that it was, it just hurts even more."
The Broncos' defense held strong on the second fourth-and-goal attempt, this time from the 6-yard line, by sacking Patrick Mahomes to end the game.
BRONCOS BEAT THE CHIEFS ON THE FINAL PLAY OF THE GAME 🤯 https://t.co/SK6ri2rHgg
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Denver passed Kansas City for first place in the AFC West with the victory. The Chiefs lost for the second straight game following a 5-0 start.
