The problem with the Chiefs is that one side of the ball is not enough. The Panthers offense was brilliant, scoring almost all the time. The problem was their defense, which admit

They didn't win, but the Carolina Panthers nearly upset the two-time defending Super Bowl champion Chiefs during their Week 12 matchup. A big reason why was the play of quarterback Bryce Young, who led Carolina on six scoring drives that included a game-tying scoring drive with under two minutes left.

The AFC-leading Kansas City Chiefs played the Carolina Panthers tighter than they would have liked on Sunday afternoon, coming away with a last-second 30-27 win. Head coach Andy Reid's message to his team following the victory?

“On the game’s opening kickoff, RB Samaje Perine recorded a 56-yard return to the Panthers 41-yard line. Three plays later, the Chiefs scored a touchdown to put up the first points of the game. The return marked a career-long kickoff return for Perine. He ended today’s game with 128 all-purpose yards (104 kick return, 13 rushing and 11 receiving).”