Andy Reid implements changes after Kansas City Chiefs' disappointing season
Yahoo Sports • 1 min read • Latest: Aug 20, 2026, 12:31 AM
Last updated Aug 20, 2026

Kansas City Chiefs coach Andy Reid is addressing criticism following a 6-11 season. Reid, responding to a poll suggesting the team's offense had become predictable, expressed his dissatisfaction with last year's performance. He has introduced changes, including signing running back Kenneth Walker III and increasing quarterback Patrick Mahomes' time under center during training camp. Reid believes the adjustments to the offensive scheme and play execution are crucial for improvement. The shift began shortly after last season's final game, as Reid recognized the need for a new approach to regain competitiveness.
- •Andy Reid addressed offseason criticism of the Chiefs' offense.
- •The team finished last season with a 6-11 record.
- •Reid has signed free agent Kenneth Walker III.
- •Quarterback Patrick Mahomes is taking on a bigger role in training camp.
- •Reid evaluates and adjusts offensive scheme after last season's struggles.
- 12:31 AMYahoo Sports — Kansas City Coach Is Battling Back Against His Critics
"Kansas City Chiefs coach Andy Reid heard his critics and he's fighting back and making big changes.
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