Uh, appreciate our fans and the sport that we had, uh, from them today. It’s always good when you go on the road, you’re able to have all your, all that red up there. Um, couple of things on the injury front, uh, Nazi Johnson, uh, has *** concussion and then Jody Fortson hurt his right knee. We’ll do some work on that. We’ll see, see what that is. Um, other than that, we’re, we’re pretty good. Pat got his ankle rolled up on *** little bit, but he was fine as it went on. I thought, listen, I thought defensively we really stepped up with the 55 sacks. Um, I thought Pannell Drew, um, Nick Bolton, I thought those guys played really well, exceptional, um, uh, throughout the day and that’s not, that’s not, I’m neglecting the rest of the guys who I thought also played, played well, but I just, I thought we did *** nice job defensively offensively. Uh, there were, there were some real good things that took place. Pat had *** nice day, 27 or 38 for over 250 yards, which couple T DS thrown in there, which was *** positive trap had *** big day, 10 receptions for 90 yards and, um, it was good to get deandre in there and the limited reps that he had in practice, um, couple, couple catches one on third down, which was *** big catch for us. Um, Kareem was 2159 I believe it was. And, uh, you know, there wasn’t *** lot of room in there. Uh, but, um, that’s ok. He, he pounds it in there and normally he’s going forward. So that’s *** good thing. And then we’re third downs, we’re, uh, 12 to 16 in the red zone, three for four. So those are always good stats to throw out there when their positive time. Yours? Yeah, I thought it was good. He, you know, he wanted to be in there, which is *** positive and I understand. So he, um, he will get more, more chances the next game. No, it was, it was about that. Um, he was on *** few runs and *** few of the passes. Yeah. Unbelievable. Uh, offensively, we, we put the defense in *** bad position, but we held up as *** defense. We, we came out and put our foot down and did *** nice job there, you know, and I, um, that was important that, no, well, listen, I thought Pat had ***, had *** good day. I thought the guys were running good routes. The protection was good. Um, when it wasn’t, he moved around and made some plays. So I think Nags had *** great plan on third down. Um, and, you know, that’s *** guys believe in what we’re doing there and that’s, that’s *** positive thing. Yeah. No, they do *** good job. Their, their head coach likes to playoffs, you know, and those guys, they get fired up and I’m glad our guys were able to answer it. Ok. Good. Thanks.
Chiefs vs Raiders live updates: Goal line stand, Kelce’s first touchdown big in 27-20 win
For the third time in franchise history, the Kansas City Chiefs are 7-0.Kansas City defeated the Las Vegas Raiders 27-20 on the road Sunday.Quarterback Patrick Mahomes, who reached the 30,000-yard milestone, finished 27-of-38 for 262 yards and two touchdowns.In his first game with the Chiefs, wide receiver DeAndre Hopkins had two catches for 29 yards.Tight end Travis Kelce had perhaps his best game of the season, finishing with 10 catches for 90 yards. Kelce’s touchdown in the second quarter was his first of 2024.Highlights and postgame reaction below.Chiefs-Raiders postgame: Chiefs head coach Andy Reid reacts to the win: Chiefs defensive George Karlaftis discusses win: Chiefs-Raiders postgame: Patrick Mahomes discusses 27-20 win:Chiefs-Raiders Fourth Quarter: Fourth quarter, 2:03: Minshew connects with DJ Turner on an 11-yard pass to trim the Chiefs’ lead to 27-20. The drive covered 70 yards over 13 plays. The Raiders are unable to get the onside kick. Fourth quarter, 4:59: Rookie Xavier Worthy’s touchdown has the Chiefs ahead by two touchdowns late in Las Vegas. Fourth quarter, 8:00: The Chiefs have a chance to put the game away, Pennel forces a Minshew fumble, which is recovered by Tranquill. Kansas City takes over on the Raiders’ 38-yard line. Fourth quarter, 8:44: The Chiefs extended their lead over the Raiders following a lengthy drive capped by a 24-yard field goal from Harrison Butker with 8:44 remaining.The Chiefs’ 19-play, 87-yard drive, which consumed 9:43 of game time, was marked by a series of passes from Patrick Mahomes, including key connections with Travis Kelce and a scramble that moved the chains.Chiefs 20, Raiders 13Chiefs-Raiders Third Quarter: Third quarter, 3:27: The Chiefs defense holds! The Raiders cannot get into the end zone on three attempts from inside the Chiefs’ 3-yard line.Third quarter, 5:39: Mahomes throws an interception for the eighth straight game. The pass was deflected, setting up the Raiders inside the Chiefs’ five-yard line.Third quarter, 7:36: George Karlaftis ends a promising Raiders drive with a sack. Carlson kicks his second field goal of the game, bringing the silver and black closer. Two Chiefs penalties aided the drive. Chiefs 17, Raiders 13Third quarter, 14:23: The Chiefs’ defense gets an early three-and-out to start the second half.Patrick Mahomes injured? During the first half, Mahomes took a hit to his legs, resulting in a noticeable limp. CBS’s sideline reporter stated he is expected to play in the second half.Chiefs-Raiders halftimeThe Chiefs’ offensive showing has the team on top of the Raiders, 17-10. Mahomes completing 19 of 24 passes for 192 yards and a touchdown, achieving a 113.9 passer rating. Kelce caught seven passes for 61 yards and a touchdown, Raiders quarterback Gardner Minshew also threw a touchdown pass, finishing the half with a 135.2 passer rating. Las Vegas struggled on the ground, with a team total of just 28 rushing yards across multiple backs.Chiefs-Raiders Second Quarter: Second quarter: Harrison Butker kicks a field goal to extend Kansas City’s lead to 17-10. Second quarter, 1:58 – Mahomes connected with Kelce for a 5-yard touchdown on third-and-goal late in the second quarter, giving the Chiefs a 14-10 lead. The drive spanned 13 plays, covering 70 yards in 8:16. Harrison Butker’s extra point was good.It’s Kelce’s first touchdown of the 2024 season. Second quarter, 4:29 – The Chiefs announce safety Nazeeh Johnson is in the concussion protocol.Second quarter, 5:00 – In the long history of the NFL, no player has more catches against the Raiders franchise than Chiefs tight end Travis Kelce: Second quarter, 10:13: The Raiders have their first lead after a field goal, which culminated a methodical 10-play, 51-yard drive. Kicker Daniel Carlson nailed a 54-yard field goal. The drive featured a key 17-yard pass from Minshew to Meyers, which moved the Raiders into scoring range.Chiefs-Raiders First Quarter: END OF THE FIRST: It was a fast moving quarter in Vegas, with the score remaining tied at 7. Patrick Mahomes finished 5-7 for 77 yards. Minshew completed all six passes for 72 yards, including a touchdown pass to Meyers. First quarter, 2:39 – The Las Vegas Raiders respond on their opening drive, scoring a touchdown on their opening drive. Gardner Minshew made some key plays on the drive, including an 11-yard pass to Jakobi Meyers and a 20-yard gain to Tre Tucker. The drive culminated with a 7-yard touchdown pass from Minshew to Meyers, with an extra point by Daniel Carlson tying the game at 7-7 late in the first quarter.Chiefs 7, Raiders 7First quarter, 10:02 – The Chiefs scored a touchdown on a 9-play, 70-yard drive. Key plays included Patrick Mahomes connecting with Travis Kelce for 25 yards and Samaje Perine for 21 yards. Kareem Hunt capped the drive with a 1-yard touchdown run. Raiders linebacker Robert Spillane was injured during the drive.Chiefs 7, Raiders 0Chiefs-Raiders pregame: KMBC’s Dennis Evans is in Las Vegas covering the game. Here’s a look DeAndre Hopkins in a Chiefs jersey, tight end Travis Kelce and a (red) Allegiant Stadium: Chiefs-Raiders game preview:The Kansas City Chiefs, the NFL’s lone undefeated team, are looking for their third 7-0 start in franchise history.The 2003 and 2013 Chiefs both accomplished that feat.To do so, the Chiefs will have to go through the team that last defeated them, dating back to last season.The Las Vegas Raiders spoiled the Chiefs’ Christmas in 2023, winning 20-14 at Arrowhead Stadium. The Chiefs got the last laugh, however, winning the Super Bowl in Allegiant Stadium, home of the Raiders.Newly acquired wide receiver DeAndre Hopkins is set for his Kansas City debut.Chiefs defensive end Michael Danna and wide receiver JuJu Smith-Schuster are both ruled out for the upcoming game.The Raiders have several players listed as questionable, including Harrison Bryant (TE), Tommy Eichenberg (LB), Kana’i Mauga (ILB), and Jakobi Meyers (WR).Kansas City Chiefs Injury ReportMichael Danna, DE, pectoral, outJuJu Smith-Schuster, WR, hamstring, outKareem Hunt, RB, hip, no statusLeo Chenal, LB, shoulder, no statusMecole Hardman, WR, knee, no statusJaden Hicks, DB, ankle, no statusDerrick Nnadi, DT, triceps, no statusJustin Reid, S, hand, no statusJared Wiley, TE, Achilles, no statusLas Vegas Raiders Injury ReportHarrison Bryant, TE, elbow, questionableAdam Butler, DT, hip, no statusMaxx Crosby, DE, ankle, no statusTommy Eichenberg, LB, quad, questionableKana’i Mauga, ILB, knee, questionableJakobi Meyers, WR, ankle, questionableKolton Miller, OT, elbow, no statusDylan Parham, G, foot, outGardner Minshew, QB, right elbow, no statusJakorian Bennett, DB, knee, no status
For the third time in franchise history, the Kansas City Chiefs are 7-0.
Kansas City defeated the Las Vegas Raiders 27-20 on the road Sunday.
Quarterback Patrick Mahomes, who reached the 30,000-yard milestone, finished 27-of-38 for 262 yards and two touchdowns.
In his first game with the Chiefs, wide receiver DeAndre Hopkins had two catches for 29 yards.
Tight end Travis Kelce had perhaps his best game of the season, finishing with 10 catches for 90 yards. Kelce’s touchdown in the second quarter was his first of 2024.
Highlights and postgame reaction below.
Chiefs-Raiders postgame:
Chiefs head coach Andy Reid reacts to the win:
Chiefs defensive George Karlaftis discusses win:
Chiefs-Raiders postgame: Patrick Mahomes discusses 27-20 win:
Chiefs-Raiders Fourth Quarter:
Fourth quarter, 2:03: Minshew connects with DJ Turner on an 11-yard pass to trim the Chiefs’ lead to 27-20. The drive covered 70 yards over 13 plays. The Raiders are unable to get the onside kick.
Fourth quarter, 4:59: Rookie Xavier Worthy’s touchdown has the Chiefs ahead by two touchdowns late in Las Vegas.
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Fourth quarter, 8:00: The Chiefs have a chance to put the game away, Pennel forces a Minshew fumble, which is recovered by Tranquill. Kansas City takes over on the Raiders’ 38-yard line.
Fourth quarter, 8:44: The Chiefs extended their lead over the Raiders following a lengthy drive capped by a 24-yard field goal from Harrison Butker with 8:44 remaining.
The Chiefs’ 19-play, 87-yard drive, which consumed 9:43 of game time, was marked by a series of passes from Patrick Mahomes, including key connections with Travis Kelce and a scramble that moved the chains.
Chiefs 20, Raiders 13
Chiefs-Raiders Third Quarter:
Third quarter, 3:27: The Chiefs defense holds! The Raiders cannot get into the end zone on three attempts from inside the Chiefs’ 3-yard line.
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Third quarter, 5:39: Mahomes throws an interception for the eighth straight game. The pass was deflected, setting up the Raiders inside the Chiefs’ five-yard line.
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Third quarter, 7:36: George Karlaftis ends a promising Raiders drive with a sack. Carlson kicks his second field goal of the game, bringing the silver and black closer. Two Chiefs penalties aided the drive.
Chiefs 17, Raiders 13
Third quarter, 14:23: The Chiefs’ defense gets an early three-and-out to start the second half.
Patrick Mahomes injured?
During the first half, Mahomes took a hit to his legs, resulting in a noticeable limp. CBS’s sideline reporter stated he is expected to play in the second half.
Chiefs-Raiders halftime
The Chiefs’ offensive showing has the team on top of the Raiders, 17-10. Mahomes completing 19 of 24 passes for 192 yards and a touchdown, achieving a 113.9 passer rating. Kelce caught seven passes for 61 yards and a touchdown, Raiders quarterback Gardner Minshew also threw a touchdown pass, finishing the half with a 135.2 passer rating.
Las Vegas struggled on the ground, with a team total of just 28 rushing yards across multiple backs.
Chiefs-Raiders Second Quarter:
Second quarter: Harrison Butker kicks a field goal to extend Kansas City’s lead to 17-10.
Second quarter, 1:58 – Mahomes connected with Kelce for a 5-yard touchdown on third-and-goal late in the second quarter, giving the Chiefs a 14-10 lead.
The drive spanned 13 plays, covering 70 yards in 8:16. Harrison Butker’s extra point was good.
It’s Kelce’s first touchdown of the 2024 season.
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Second quarter, 4:29 – The Chiefs announce safety Nazeeh Johnson is in the concussion protocol.
Second quarter, 5:00 – In the long history of the NFL, no player has more catches against the Raiders franchise than Chiefs tight end Travis Kelce:
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Second quarter, 10:13: The Raiders have their first lead after a field goal, which culminated a methodical 10-play, 51-yard drive. Kicker Daniel Carlson nailed a 54-yard field goal.
The drive featured a key 17-yard pass from Minshew to Meyers, which moved the Raiders into scoring range.
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Chiefs-Raiders First Quarter:
END OF THE FIRST: It was a fast moving quarter in Vegas, with the score remaining tied at 7.
Patrick Mahomes finished 5-7 for 77 yards. Minshew completed all six passes for 72 yards, including a touchdown pass to Meyers.
First quarter, 2:39 – The Las Vegas Raiders respond on their opening drive, scoring a touchdown on their opening drive. Gardner Minshew made some key plays on the drive, including an 11-yard pass to Jakobi Meyers and a 20-yard gain to Tre Tucker.
The drive culminated with a 7-yard touchdown pass from Minshew to Meyers, with an extra point by Daniel Carlson tying the game at 7-7 late in the first quarter.
Chiefs 7, Raiders 7
First quarter, 10:02 – The Chiefs scored a touchdown on a 9-play, 70-yard drive. Key plays included Patrick Mahomes connecting with Travis Kelce for 25 yards and Samaje Perine for 21 yards.
Kareem Hunt capped the drive with a 1-yard touchdown run.
Raiders linebacker Robert Spillane was injured during the drive.
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Chiefs 7, Raiders 0
Chiefs-Raiders pregame:
KMBC’s Dennis Evans is in Las Vegas covering the game.
Here’s a look DeAndre Hopkins in a Chiefs jersey, tight end Travis Kelce and a (red) Allegiant Stadium:
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Chiefs-Raiders game preview:
The Kansas City Chiefs, the NFL’s lone undefeated team, are looking for their third 7-0 start in franchise history.
The 2003 and 2013 Chiefs both accomplished that feat.
To do so, the Chiefs will have to go through the team that last defeated them, dating back to last season.
The Las Vegas Raiders spoiled the Chiefs’ Christmas in 2023, winning 20-14 at Arrowhead Stadium. The Chiefs got the last laugh, however, winning the Super Bowl in Allegiant Stadium, home of the Raiders.
Newly acquired wide receiver DeAndre Hopkins is set for his Kansas City debut.
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Chiefs defensive end Michael Danna and wide receiver JuJu Smith-Schuster are both ruled out for the upcoming game.
The Raiders have several players listed as questionable, including Harrison Bryant (TE), Tommy Eichenberg (LB), Kana’i Mauga (ILB), and Jakobi Meyers (WR).
Kansas City Chiefs Injury Report
- Michael Danna, DE, pectoral, out
- JuJu Smith-Schuster, WR, hamstring, out
- Kareem Hunt, RB, hip, no status
- Leo Chenal, LB, shoulder, no status
- Mecole Hardman, WR, knee, no status
- Jaden Hicks, DB, ankle, no status
- Derrick Nnadi, DT, triceps, no status
- Justin Reid, S, hand, no status
- Jared Wiley, TE, Achilles, no status
Las Vegas Raiders Injury Report
- Harrison Bryant, TE, elbow, questionable
- Adam Butler, DT, hip, no status
- Maxx Crosby, DE, ankle, no status
- Tommy Eichenberg, LB, quad, questionable
- Kana’i Mauga, ILB, knee, questionable
- Jakobi Meyers, WR, ankle, questionable
- Kolton Miller, OT, elbow, no status
- Dylan Parham, G, foot, out
- Gardner Minshew, QB, right elbow, no status
- Jakorian Bennett, DB, knee, no status
