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Kansas City Chiefs head coach\u00a0Andy Reid<\/a>\u00a0opened his postgame press conference with a rather depressing line following the club\u2019s heartbreaking 31-28 road loss to the\u00a0Dallas Cowboys<\/a>.<\/p>\n Despite a strong outing from the offense and a\u00a0massive amount of Kansas City fans at AT&T Stadium<\/a>, the Chiefs were unable to pull off the late-game magic we\u2019ve grown accustomed to seeing from them during the Andy Reid-Patrick Mahomes era.<\/p>\n Now at 6-6, the Chiefs probably need to win out and get a little extra help to keep their postseason streak intact.<\/p>\n Andy Reid was clearly dejected and frustrated after Kansas City\u2019s latest heartbreaking loss in his post-game presser. But man, did he make it sound like it was the end of the world with his opening lines, per\u00a0KMBC 9<\/a>.<\/p>\n \u201cSome of the things that were going on, not always agreeable things on my end, but that\u2019s alright. Things happen, and you gotta fight through it. Bottom line is, we\u2019re having too many penalties, and we\u2019ve gotta make sure we take care of that.\u201d<\/p><\/blockquote>\n Reading that transcript might not sound so depressing at first, but watch how Reid delivers his opening message:<\/p>\n