Why former player is still confident in Chiefs despite latest loss

Even though the offense finally started to hit its stride, the defense could not hold up on its end as the Kansas City Chiefs fell to the Jacksonville Jaguars, 31-28, in a thriller on Monday night.

Instead of the lack of explosiveness from the offense in the loss, which dropped Kansas City to 2-3, it was its defense that proved costly this time. Following a go-ahead 86-yard TD drive from the Chiefs, the Jaguars (4-1) responded with 60-yard drive of their own to pull the upset and leave Kansas City scratching its head once more in defeat.

During Tuesday's edition of "Get Up," current ESPN analyst and former NFL cornerback Domonique Foxworth made it clear that he is not giving up on the Chiefs due to their offensive outburst on Monday night.

Former NFL CB Domonique Foxworth remains confident in the Chiefs 

"When you put yourself in a situation when you shouldn't be there, sometimes you're not going to win," Foxworth said. "So, I don't think the Chiefs are a decidedly worse team than they were last year. I don't think, all of a sudden, they forgot how to manage these big moments.

"I think sometimes the randomness bounces in your favor and sometimes it doesn't, which is why the Chiefs, their offense looks better, so I feel more confident in this Chiefs team than just this loss and (what) their record looks like right now. Honestly, I feel a little bit more confident in this Chiefs team now than I did last year because I saw their offense be able to be explosive. I know they'll get the defense figured out. They can blow up teams on offense now. That's something that they could not do all of last season."