Andy Reid admitted that Kadarius Toney did not check with the refs on controversial penalty. Kadarius Toney forgot to check with the refs -- and it cost the Chiefs. Primary Menu Sections ...

NFL Network's Andrew Siciliano shares Kansas City Chiefs wide receiver Kadarius Toney's glovework in the middle of a play deserves attention.

Chiefs head coach Andy Reid on Monday told reporters that wide receiver Kadarius Toney did not check with officials prior to his crucial offsides penalty in Sunday's loss to the Bills.

In addition to Toney's three drops on Week 1, he also has nine drops on 82 career targets -- the highest drop rate (11.0%) among 105 wide receivers with 75-plus targets since entering the NFL in 2021.

Over the next three weeks, it will be worth watching to see how Toney bounces back as the Chiefs face the Raiders (6–8) on Christmas in Week 16 and the Bengals (8–6) on New Year’s Eve in ...

Toney, 6-6, 205, spent the 2022-23 season with the Lakefield Magic of the G League, appearing in 46 games (18 starts) and averaging 7.2 points and 4.0 rebounds in 21.0 minutes per game.