“I take full responsibility”: Kansas City Chiefs head coach Andy Reid breaks silence on the team's struggling offense ahead of Week 7 clash

The Kansas City Chiefs had recorded a pretty impressive stat to the season as the team recorded 5 wins against the Denver Broncos, Indianapolis Colts, Miami Dolphins, Las Vegas Raiders, and Los Angeles Chargers. But the team’s Week 6 loss to the Seattle Seahawks has disappointed and sparked concern about the team’s performance. Ahead of the Week 7 clash against the Denver Broncos, the Kansas City Chiefs’ head coach Andy Reid has opened up about the loss.Kansas City Chiefs’ head coach Andy Reid reflects on the team’s brutal loss against the Seattle SeahawksA few days ago, as the Kansas City Chiefs’ head coach Andy Reid spoke to reporters, he opened up about losing to the Seattle Seahawks and said, "Listen, all three phases we struggled, so we've got to do better. That's my responsibility…”The popular head coach added, “So I take full responsibility for this. We've got to play better as a team. Tough place to play, but this is all part of it. They're a good football team (Seahawks). They played well. Hat goes off to them."Kansas City Chiefs’ head coach Andy Reid continued, "Not a whole lot of stats that I can share with you that really make any sense, maybe other than third down; both sides of the ball, we can do a better job…Got a great locker room here, and guys will get back in and get themselves ready to play against a good Denver team this next week."Though the head coach Andy Reid has reassured many how the team will get back to its form against the Denver Broncos, many remain worried about the Kansas City Chiefs.Patrick Mahomes and Kenneth Walker failed to make a mark on the field in the Week 6 loss to the Seattle SeahawksAt the Week 6 clash, the Kansas City Chiefs were held without a touchdown marking only the second full game in Patrick Mahomes' career where the offense failed to reach the end zone.The popular quarterback Patrick Mahomes threw for 165 yards with an interception, while running back Kenneth Walker III was held to just 36 yards rushing.The team’s star kicker Harrison Butker also experienced a difficult time on the field as he ended up missing two of his three field goal attempts, with his only successful kick coming from 50 yards out in the third quarter.While the defense kept the game within reach early on, they struggled to contain Seattle Seahawks wide receiver Jaxon Smith-Njigba, who racked up 150 receiving yards and a touchdown.Before losing to the Seattle Seahawks, many had believed that the Kansas City Chiefs could make it to the playoffs this season after failing in the last season.For now, all eyes remain on the Week 7 clash against the Denver Broncos.Get the latest Sports News and Live updates. Download the TOI app.