Head coach Andy Reid refused to commit to making changes to his special teams unit after the Kansas City Chiefs' Week 9 win over the New York Jets.
Controversial kicker Harrison Butker has struggled through most of Kansas City's 2026 regular-season campaign and currently leads the NFL in missed field goals. The former Georgia Tech Yellow Jacket missed back-to-back three-point attempts at the end of Sunday's game, drawing boos from the crowd at Arrowhead Stadium.
Take a look at these videos of Butker's latest miss and Andy Reid's response to his kicker's recent struggles from a press conference that was held after the Chiefs' 35-12 win over New York in Week 9:
Harrison Butker misses back-to-back attempts in similar fashion following a penalty. Chiefs
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Andy Reid postgame on Harrison Butker:
— Mark Poulose (@MarkPoulose) November 8, 2026
"I'm sure I'll be asked about Butker. I'll address that as we go throughout the week. I'll look at everything and no need to ask. That'll be the answer that you get. I'm not making any decisions right now today." pic.twitter.com/IvbYkAlyz8
"I'm sure I'll be asked about Butker," Reid told reporters. "I'll address that as we go throughout the week. I'll look at everything and... no need to ask. That'll be the answer that you get. I'm not making any decisions right now today."
Kansas City signed seven-time Pro Bowl kicker Justin Tucker to its practice squad in late October to compete with Butker, and Reid will be sure to assess his options ahead of the Chiefs' Week 10 matchup against the Atlanta Falcons.
This article originally appeared on Chiefs Wire: Chiefs HC Andy Reid on Harrison Butker: 'I'm not making any decisions'
