In the wake of the worst statistical game of his career, Patrick Mahomes was honest with his Kansas City Chiefs teammates about the team's recent offensive struggles.

"You can just watch the tape and know that I need to play better in order to have success," Mahomes said. "There were plays where guys were open. There were plays where we had matchups down the field that I didn't hit that I usually would give those guys opportunities to make plays.

"I've said something to them that I've got to be better. At the same time, they have that mindset that they're going to try to build me up. It's a thing where you're not going to play your best game every single game, and that's when you have to rely on your other guys to kind of step up and make plays for you."

The Kansas City Chiefs pulled Patrick Mahomes in the fourth quarter of Sunday's game despite clearing the NFL's concussion protocol.

Mahomes took a shot to the head and Andy Reid said the quarterback needed a break. Reid and Mahomes both expect the quarterback to practice this week ahead of next week's Monday night game against the New York Giants.

The Chiefs are 3-4 after Sunday's 27-3 loss to the Tennessee Titans.

The Kansas City Chiefs will be without Clyde Edwards-Helaire for a few weeks because of a sprained knee.

They are looking at adding a running back with just Darrel Williams and Jerick McKinnon at the position.

Kansas City has looked into trading for Marlon Mack, who has mutually agreed to seek a trade with the Indianapolis Colts.

Clyde Edwards-Helaire has suffered a sprained MCL and will miss multiple weeks.

Edwards-Helaire was carried off the field during the Kansas City Chiefs' Week 5 loss to the Buffalo Bills. 

Edwards-Helaire has rushed 65 times for 304 yards this season.

The Kansas City Chiefs have promoted Josh Gordon from the practice squad and added him to the 53-man roster for Week 5.

Gordon, 30, is likely to play against the Buffalo Bills on Sunday night.

The Chiefs signed Gordon last week. He hasn't played in the NFL since 2019.

Andy Reid made NFL history on Sunday when the Kansas City Chiefs defeated the Philadelphia Eagles.

Reid is the first coach in league history to win 100 games with two teams -- the Chiefs and Eagles.

"I'm pretty good with it," he said after K.C.'s 42-30 victory in Philadelphia.

Reid won 140 games with the Eagles from 1999 through 2012. He then moved to Kansas City, where his record is 100-45 in eight full seasons plus four games in 2021.

"It's special to him," Patrick Mahomes said. "He kind of became Andy Reid in Philadelphia. ... But when you look back on [his career], you'll know him as a Kansas City Chief. The way he was able to build up this organization from day one. ... No offense to Philly but I'm glad they let him go and he's coaching us in Kansas City.

"He'll definitely take in this moment for a second, at least.''