These Chiefs snap count trends should worry fans after Week 5 loss

Week 5 was a tough one to take for Chiefs Kingdom. Watching Kansas City shoot itself in the foot in every facet of the game—from coaching to execution and in all phases—was not a fun way to invest a few hours on a Monday night. Credit to the Jacksonville Jaguars for doing what it takes to walk away with a fourth victory in five games. But we all have to move on, and that means our interest in the results goes from a single win or loss to the story that game will tell within a grander picture. To get a better idea of how coaches are using Chiefs players and/or managing their workloads or raising expectations for younger prospects, we thought it was the right time to look at snap counts from Week 5. Here's what we can take away from the Chiefs snap counts in Week 5. Let's forget for a moment that Chris Jones shrugged at the final play of the game in Week 5. Jones played 83 percent of snaps against the Jaguars, and that's a number that's tough to stomach in a midseason game like this one—primetime or not. Yes,