A recent marquee addition to the Chiefs offense shifted the attention for a moment, but, on Monday night, all eyes were on rookie Clyde Edwards-Helaire.
I thought he handled the news well," Reid said of CEH's response to the Bell news.
"Listen, we don't turn away good players and he's a good one, so it's exciting to have him around and we'll see how he does," Reid said.
Clyde will sleep well tonight, as I think the other backs will to have one more guy, I don't think any of 'em will complain there.".
Should the vet mesh as well as Reid anticipates, it'll be exciting to see just how much more of a headache for opposing defenses the Chiefs backfield can be.
Returning home with the backdrop of "Monday Night Football" hanging overhead naturally raises the stakes.
On a rainy Monday in upstate New York, the Chiefs were able to shut down the Bills and emerge with a win to improve to 5-1.
The NFL and NFL Players Association have informed the Tennessee Titans that their review of the Titans' COVID-19 outbreak has concluded, NFL Network's Tom Pelissero reported Monday, with a potential fine to come as penalization.
The official inactive players for tonight's games between the Kansas City Chiefs and Buffalo Bills, followed by the Arizona Cardinals and Dallas Cowboys.
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