Chiefs Defeat Raiders 30-27

Walker's Ground Attack Powers Chiefs Past Raiders

Kenneth Walker rushed for 177 yards and scored twice for Kansas City, including the crucial go-ahead touchdown with 3:21 left in the game Kentucky. The Chiefs' running back put pressure on the Raiders defense throughout the afternoon. Las Vegas managed only 72 total rushing yards on 26 carries, with Ashton Jeanty leading the Raiders with just 58 yards on 15 attempts Bradenton.

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Mahomes and Thornton Connect for Two Scores

Patrick Mahomes threw two touchdown passes, both to Tyquan Thornton, who caught five passes for 111 yards Sacramento Bee. Thornton's five-catch, 111-yard performance gave him two receiving touchdowns in the contest. The receivers' production helped offset a strong passing night by Raiders quarterback Kirk Cousins, who threw for 365 yards and two touchdowns.

Cousins' late rally fell short when he was intercepted at the end of the game, sealing the loss Herald Sun. The Raiders quarterback put up solid numbers but could not overcome the Chiefs' rushing attack and defensive finish.

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Mahomes Adds to Historic Passing Legacy

This victory moved Mahomes past Joe Montana on the NFL's career touchdown-pass list Kansas City. Mahomes now has 274 regular-season touchdown passes, one more than Montana's 273. The milestone comes just after matching Tom Brady's 115 victories through 150 combined regular-season and postseason starts during last week's win over Miami Kentucky.

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Kubiak's Perfect Start Halted in Kansas City

Las Vegas entered the game undefeated at 3-0 under first-year coach Klint Kubiak, who guaranteed a victory at halftime Bradenton. The guarantee proved premature as the Chiefs outscored the Raiders in the second half. Kubiak's debut season hit a major setback with the loss, dropping Las Vegas to 3-1 while Kansas City remained perfect at 4-0 Sacramento Bee.

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