Andy Reid seemed to mock reporters in his response to a question about a botched quarterback sneak during the Kansas City Chiefs' Week 9 victory over the New York Jets.
In recent weeks, members of the media had asked Reid about his decision not to run the oft-utilized sneak in short-yardage situations.
Traditionally, the long-tenured head coach has eschewed the play because of its potential risk to star quarterback Patrick Mahomes, but Reid elected to sub in backup signal-caller Justin Fields to run a failed version of the Philadelphia Eagles' famous "tush push" against the Jets.
Hear what Reid had to say about Fields' bungled sneak in this clip, which was posted to Twitter by KC Sports Network:
Andy Reid on the failed QB sneak attempt with Justin
Fields vs the Jets: “I mean, you guys asked for it, so we gave it to ya, and it didn't work. How'd you feel?” Adds: “Those are hard to practice live. A quarterback sneak is hard to practice unless you do it in a game.” pic.twitter.com/Ccf6sQqRVy
— KC Sports Network (@KCSportsNetwork) November 8, 2026
“I mean, you guys asked for it, so we gave it to ya, and it didn't work," Reid said to the press about the call. "How'd you feel?”
In a follow-up, Reid added that the fundamental play is hard to perfect.
“Those are hard to practice live. A quarterback sneak is hard to practice unless you do it in a game.”
This article originally appeared on Chiefs Wire: Andy Reid mocks reporters after Chiefs' failed QB sneak vs. Jets
