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Marquez Valdes-Scantling<\/strong> is breaking his silence after dropping the potential game-winning touchdown pass on Monday night … promising on Tuesday to “be better” — while accepting criticism.<\/p>\n The Chiefs wide receiver took to his X page to deliver his first public thoughts since the game-altering play against the Eagles at Arrowhead Stadium … and he made it clear, he’s ready to deal with all of the fallout from not catching Patrick Mahomes<\/strong>‘ deep ball late in the fourth quarter of the key contest.<\/p>\n “I’m grateful, I’ll be better,” he wrote. “And I appreciate the criticism and the support.”<\/p>\n “God put this on me because he knew I could handle it,” he added. “Gratitude for everything that comes with it.”<\/p>\n Of course, MVS was obviously having a hard time dealing with the misplay just minutes after it happened … as cameras caught him slamming his helmet against a stadium wall.<\/p>\n The play would have given Kansas City a 24-21 lead — and would’ve most likely led to the Chiefs earning the win and an 8-2 record. But, after the drop, they lost 21-17, and are now in danger of missing out on the No. 1 seed in the AFC.<\/p>\n Seems, though, Valdes-Scantling is ready to move on … and, fortunately for him and all of Chiefs Kingdom, K.C. only has six days off before it hits the field again against the Raiders.<\/p>\n