Andy Reid on the Chiefs' 10 penalties. "I don't want to be fined."

Here's Ja'Marr Chase finding out his franchise record 266 receiving yards exceeded Patrick Mahomes' 259 passing yards in Bengals-KC. (via @bengals) pic.twitter.com/Vrxky7MwM6

Travis Kelce aka Mr. Reliable 😏 📺: #KCvsCIN on CBS pic.twitter.com/J8Tujt6LXf

#Chiefs OL Lucas Niang is believed to have suffered a patellar tendon tear, source said. A significant injury that ends his 2021 season.

Orlando Brown had an MRI on his calf, and source described the injury as minor. Good news going forward for the #Chiefs. twitter.com/jamespalmertv/…

Williams rushed 14 times for 88 yards and two touchdowns while catching all three of his targets for 19 yards in Sunday's 34-31 loss to the Bengals.

Williams excelled in the lead role with Clyde Edwards-Helaire (shoulder) inactive. He benefited from Travis Kelce and Patrick Mahomes being ruled just short of the goal line on two separate second-quarter drives, as the running back scored a one-yard touchdown on the ensuing play in both cases. If Edwards-Helaire can't go in the season finale against Denver, Williams should continue to lead the Chiefs backfield as Kansas City attempts to secure the top seed in the AFC.

Tyrann Mathieu: This is a response-driven league. Some people are going to talk about some calls late in the game. I still feel like we could've responded a lot better defensively. I didn't think we responded the way we were prepared to respond.

Here are the Chiefs' inactives for today's game against Cincinnati: QB Shane Buechele RB Clyde Edwards-Helaire CB DeAndre Baker OL Kyle Long OT Prince Tega Wanogho

Mike Hilton NEARLY with a pick of Mahomes, but Byron Pringle knocks it away. Still, #Bengals actually force a punt. First time since first series of the game. Now get the ball with chance to take the lead.

The Chiefs, I believe, have run that play 4 times this season. Blake Bell has got a first down each time.

Mahomes with the laser to Demarcus Robinson for the 29-yard TD. PAT good. Chiefs 7, Bengals 0.

Nice return by Mecole Hardman. With the offensive line the way it is right now, Andy Reid & Dave Toub looking for more explosive plays from the special teams unit.

Chiefs LT Orlando Brown got hurt in pre-games and is out. His back-up Lucas Niang just got hurt and is out with a knee injury. The Uber-versatile Joe Thuney has flexed out to play LT, a spot he played in college.

That was Travis Kelce's 56th career TD catch, the same number as Tyreek Hill

Nick Allegretti has played really well coming off the bench.

Daniel Sorensen on the backend strikes again! ...move him to the LB room and never look back, please.

And .... Chase is the first rookie ever and the fifth player in the Super Bowl era to record multiple games with at least 200 receiving yards in a single season, joining HOFers Calvin Johnson (2011 & '12) & Don Maynard (1968), plus Josh Gordon (2013) and Alshon Jeffrey (2013).

Zayne Anderson is an undrafted rookie in just his 2nd career game. Players make mistakes in a game, especially rookies. It happens, man. twitter.com/JohnnyBKC15/st…

More love for Berrios: The 1st Jet with a Rush TD and Rec TD in the same game since Elijah McGuire in 2018. He's only the 2nd Jet to do it in the last 5 seasons, per @ESPNStatsInfo #Jets

Was that a TE against Frank Clark? Chiefs will take that matchup all day. Clark with the sack.

Burrow going after every Chase one-on-one he can get at this point. Third-and-4, the back shoulder draws a PI on Juan Thornhill. Two-minute drill continues.

In the second quarter of an eventual AFC North-clinching win over the Kansas City Chiefs, Cincinnati Bengals wideout Ja’Marr Chase had a fun exchange with a defender.

After a pass breakup on a target intended for Chase, Charvarius Ward hit the Griddy, Chase’s touchdown celebration. This, while the Chiefs were cruising in 21-7 fashion.

Two plays later, Chase grabbed an 18-yard-touchdown over Ward’s head in a one-on-one situation and hit a Griddy of his own.

After the game, Chase took to Twitter, saw a highlight that clipped the two plays together and had some quick, simple and effective thoughts for his opponent

The Kansas City Chiefs have a concerning injury update and it comes just moments before kickoff.

The Chiefs announced that starting LT Orlando Brown Jr. is questionable to play in Week 17 against the Cincinnati Bengals due to a calf injury. Brown was not listed on the injury report all week leading up to the game which suggests a new injury. Typically, this signals that the injury happened during warmups ahead of the game.

Should Brown be unable to play that’d leave either Lucas Niang or Andrew Wylie to flex out and play left tackle. It’s also possible that a player like LG Joe Thuney could move out to the left side and play some tackle. The team declared Prince Tega Wanogho and Kyle Long inactive for Sunday