Kansas City Chiefs safety Justin Reid stuns with insane 65-yard field goal

Kansas City Chiefs safety Justin Reid has pulled off a remarkable field goal during a recent training session.

With six straight AFC West titles under their belts, and with the likes of Patrick Mahomes and Travis Kelce leading the offense, you would be forgiven for thinking that the Kansas City Chiefs are on course of making it seven in a row this year.

But whilst the offense might still be seen as one of the best in the league, despite the loss of Tyreek Hill to the Miami Dolphins, the one thing that should give them some cause for alarm is the defense, which gave up 6,272 total yards in the regular season last year, the 6th most of anyone in the NFL.

Which is why the Chiefs went pretty hard in addressing that side of the ball during the offseason, with three of their first four draft picks being defenders; cornerback Trent McDuffie, defensive lineman George Karlaftis and safety Bryan Cook.

One other move that they made was the addition of safety Justin Reid to add further support to a defensive backfield that gave up 4,273 yards in the passing game. 

The 25-year-old comes to the Chiefs from the Houston Texans where he has shown himself to be something of a nuisance to receivers. In his four years in the NFL so far, he’s had 315 combined tackles, 7 interceptions, 3 fumble recoveries and 1 pick-six:

Big play alert: #Texans rookie safety Justin Reid picks off Alex Smith and takes it 101 yards back the other way for a TD. pic.twitter.com/HLN4GV6oaL

But whilst he may be useful to them in the backfield, if they ever need him for special teams, he might just be able to offer a helping… foot.

Whilst he had a bit of free time during Chiefs training camp, Reid decided to try his hand at being a kicker for the day and managed to