In a pivotal Week 3 matchup against the Atlanta Falcons, the Kansas City Chiefs will start Wanya Morris at left tackle instead of rookie Kingsley Suamataia, who struggled in the previous game against the Cincinnati Bengals, allowing two sacks and committing multiple penalties. Head coach Andy Reid believes the change will provide a more secure offensive line, while acknowledging that Suamataia still has potential for growth and development. Former Chiefs player Mitchell Schwartz expressed confidence in Reid's decision, indicating that Morris currently has better technique and performance. Despite the benching, both Reid and offensive line coach Andy Heck emphasized their belief in Suamataia's ability to improve. Fan confidence in the Chiefs has dipped slightly following their close victory against the Bengals, but a majority still support the idea of Suamataia returning as a starter. The Chiefs aim to solidify their offensive line as they pursue their third consecutive Super Bowl title.