“We’ve Got To Do It Now”: Patrick Mahomes Issues Challenge to Chiefs After 4th Loss of the Season

Patrick Mahomes issued a clear challenge to his teammates after Sunday’s 28-21 loss to the Buffalo Bills left the Chiefs with their fourth defeat of the season. The quarterback stressed urgency as Kansas City heads into its bye week, insisting the club must improve immediately if it hopes to salvage the year.

Mahomes acknowledged inconsistency in his own play and across the roster, noting a rare game in which he completed fewer than half his passes. The loss dropped Kansas City to 5-4 and exposed problems in execution on crucial drives late in the game, prompting Mahomes to call for faster learning and steadier performance down the stretch.

The message was both personal and collective: Mahomes accepted responsibility for a subpar outing while making clear that accountability must extend to the offense and defense. Staff and players face a compact run of difficult opponents after the bye, and Mahomes emphasized that there are no easy games ahead, heightening the stakes for immediate corrections.

Critics and analysts seized on the loss as evidence that Kansas City can no longer rely on past momentum, pointing to lapses in protection, situational play‑calling and contested catches. The Chiefs must address red‑zone efficiency and third‑down conversions if they are to return to the elite form that has defined the Mahomes era. The bye offers time for evaluation, but Mahomes’ tone suggested patience has run out.

Patrick Mahomes Challenges His Teammates After Kansas City Chiefs’ Loss to Buffalo Bills

Just recently, Mahomes issued a challenge to his teammates after they suffered their fourth loss to the Bills this season. This can be seen in a video shared by Harold R. Kuntz on X.

Patrick Mahomes to @RobCollinsTV: “We’ve got to learn from it .. we’ve got to do it now. There’s no easy game coming up and there’s no chance we can take any losses.” #Chiefs pic.twitter.com/3IeF0ud7FO

— Harold R. Kuntz (@HaroldRKuntz3) November 3, 2025

Coach Andy Reid acknowledged the need for a response while expressing confidence in the locker room’s character and capacity to rebound. How the team uses the break, to rest, to repair, or to make personnel and schematic adjustments — will shape its trajectory in a tightly contested AFC race.

Mahomes framed the situation simply: learn quickly, act decisively and produce results. With half the season behind and key division matchups looming, Kansas City must convert that declaration into measurable improvement beginning immediately.

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