Besides losing the game, the Chiefs lost linebacker Derrick Johnson
and defensive endMike DeVito, both to ruptured Achilles injuries.
Coach Reid spoke about Johnson’s injury after the game.
“He’s a great player but I expect other guys to step up and do the job,” Reid said.
In their absence, the Chiefs weren’t able to stop the Titans, who managed 405 yards of total offense.
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