Andy Reid has said that the Indianapolis Colts deserved to win following their comeback against the Kansas City Chiefs.
The AFC West side had a 28-point lead, but went on to lose 45-44 following a series of second-half touchdowns from the home side.
The Chiefs head coach told reporters: "Not much to say, compliments to the Colts for coming back. They did a nice job, 35 points in the second half. We started kicking field goals and they started scoring touchdowns, but they deserve the win for the way they played.
"I'm proud of my guys for the season. We've got to work through the off-season to get ourselves better, so we can do better job against a team like this, right here.
"Everybody contributed and played well. We didn't do well enough though. We've got to take care of that thing at the end there and score points. I've been in games, where teams come back and won or we've come back and beat teams, but not in the playoffs."
Reid took charge of the team during the off-season, after they finished with the worst record in the NFL in 2012.
