Andy Reid addresses crucial special teams errors vs. the Chargers

Kansas City Chiefs head coach Andy Reid spoke with reporters after the Week 6 victory over the Los Angeles Chargers. In Kansas City's 22-6 win, the team reached 5-0 for the fifth time since Reid became head coach in 2013. The long-time head coach focused on details with two players who underperforme

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Kansas City Chiefs head coach Andy Reid spoke with reporters after the Week 6 victory over the Los Angeles Chargers.

In Kansas City's 22-6 win, the team reached 5-0 for the fifth time since Reid became head coach in 2013. The long-time head coach focused on details with two players who underperformed on Sunday.

"Special teams, (Nikko) Remigio's caught the ball and kept the ball in his hands many times, and this was unusual for him to be putting the ball on the ground, but he's got to fix that," said Reid. "And then, likewise, (Harrison) Butker, he's as consistent as anybody. He had a couple misses in there, and that's not normally him. So, he'll continue to work on that."

Harrison Butker missed a field goal and a PAT, and Nikko Remigio nearly fumbled

the ball twice, but officials confirmed the opening-game kickoff was down by contact after review.

Reid is the third head coach ever to lead a team to a 5-0 start in six seasons, joining Pro Football Hall of Famers George Halas (10 seasons) and Paul Brown (six).

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