Andy Reid disagrees with game-changing false start call: 'I didn't see it'

Andy Reid disagrees with game-changing false start call: 'I didn't see it' originally appeared on The Sporting News . Add The Sporting News as a Preferred Source by clicking here . A false start erased what would've been the game-winning touchdown for the Chiefs against the Broncos on Sunday, but Kansas City's longtime coach isn't on board with the call. Reid disagreed with the officials' assessment of the movement by Jaylon Moore, whose penalty left the Chiefs with one last play from the Broncos' 6-yard line rather than the 1-yard line. The 28-24 loss pushed the Chiefs down to second place in the AFC West, with Denver jumping to the top of the division in a result that could prove to be critical at the end of the season. Here's a look at Reid's reaction to the penalty. MORE: Why Steelers can run away with AFC North Andy Reid disagrees with false start call Reid told reporters after Sunday's loss that he "didn't see" a false start from Moore. "I didn’t see it. That's one man's opinion," Reid said. "I saw him move his head, but I didn’t see a false start." Reid did say the number of penalties by the Chiefs during the loss was something the team had to address, but he wasn't willing to agree with the officials on the final one. Here is the movement officials saw as enough to call a false start: Reid isn't the only member of the Chiefs family to disagree with the call. Patrick Mahomes' wife, Brittany, said on Instagram that the false start was "the weakest call I have ever seen." The Chiefs are approaching a lighter stretch of their schedule before a late-season gauntlet, facing the Jets , Falcons and Cardinals in the weeks ahead. To win the AFC West, Kansas City might have to avoid an upset along the way. MORE NFL: 4 stats that show how bad Justin Herbert has been in 2026 Rex Ryan rips Ashton Jeanty over Jets criticism How long is Lamar Jackson out?