Andy Reid reveals 1 ‘beautiful’ element of Chiefs win over Giants

The defense of the Kansas City chiefs made lives to Russell Wilson and the New York Giants’ offensive during the 22-9 victory at the Metlife Stadium.

By granting only 18.7 points per game, the defense, led by Steve Spagnuolo, wreaked havoc all night for Wilson while the home crowd often hooked its starting quarter. A brutal first half saw the defense abandon only 115 yards in total and 3.8 yards per game, while picking up Wilson twice to add a line of statistics of 7 out of 13 for 39 yards to its misery.

And for head coach Andy Reid, he loved an element of victory over all the others.

“I thought we played another solid football match,” said Reid. “The turnover was magnificent, we must continue to come, it’s a real plus when you can get them.”

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The defense of the chiefs is once again decisive

After the defeat of week 1 against Los Angeles charges who saw the defense abandon 27 points and 394 yards in total, the unit was considerably raidi.

Against the Eagles of Philadelphia, the unit granted only 216 yards in total, then against the giants, granting only 281 yards, while obtaining two reversals in the process. So things are tightening.

Yes, this could be due to the fact that the giant offensive, apart from this fireworks of week 2 against Dallas Cowboys, was one of the worst football, and it could also be the week after the week, Spagnuolo made adjustments that helped push this unit to higher heights.

Whenever you have an NFL attack at only nine points, you do something good, and against the Giants, the defense of Kansas City has done a lot, including the obtaining of two “beautiful reversals”.

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