If I can take that out, I think we’ll be all right.” “I’ve got to take out the one dumb play I make every game, it seems like. “Especially in the red zone, we’ve got to execute at a higher level I’ve got to execute at a higher level,” Mahomes said. Kansas City’s defense, which only allowed Los Angeles’ stunted attack to muster 198 total yards, made sure it didn’t matter, but the offense knew its red-zone performance wasn’t good enough after the 26-10 win. The Chiefs only converted one of six red-zone trips into a touchdown after entering the game ranked third in the NFL with a 72.1% red-zone percentage with an NFL-best 31 red-zone touchdowns on the season. “We’ll go back to the drawing board on that and make sure we take care of that.” “That’s a place we’re normally pretty good, but we were off just a tick tonight,” Kansas City coach Andy Reid said. That pretty much summed up the Chiefs’ red-zone success Sunday against the Rams at GEHA Field at Arrowhead Stadium, all sizzle and no steak. I’ve got to make sure I don't do that, especially in the red zone, because those are the ones that kill you in big games.” It was one of those I tried to pull it down a little bit and I threw it directly into the dude’s stomach. “I was going to throw it to Trav and, at the last second, I didn’t think I could get it in. On the third-down play, Mahomes started to scramble up the middle, stopped short of the line scrimmage, started to throw a pass to Kelce, thought better of that as well, and wound up firing an interception into safety Nick Scott’s midsection. The ensuing second “pass,” a bullet intended for Travis Kelce at the goal line, was knocked away by Los Angeles Rams cornerback Jalen Ramsey. Rather than turn up field on second-and-goal from the 4-yard line, Moore drifted back and threw a lateral across the field to Patrick Mahomes.
Skyy Moore came across the Kansas City Chiefs’ formation from left to right, taking a handoff on a jet sweep. Tittle (1962) as the only players since 1950 with multiple games with six or more touchdown passes in a single season.įifth time - Since the AFL-NFL merger in 1970, Rams-Chiefs was just the fifth time that opposing teams each had one or fewer losses in Week 11 or later. He has joined Ben Roethlisberger (2014) and Y.A. Six TD passes - Patrick Mahomes threw six touchdowns in a game for the second time this season. The Giants lost to the Redskins in that infamous 72-41 game, then a week later, lost 49-40 to the Browns. The Giants' losses came in back-to-back weeks. The last team to lose multiple games when scoring 40 or more points was the 1966 Giants. The Chiefs lost to the Patriots, 43-40, in Week 6. Two losses with 40 points - The Chiefs' two losses this season came in games in which they have scored 40 or more points.
The game's biggest yardage-gainer was Chiefs receiver Tyreek Hill, whose 10-catch, 215-yard and two touchdown performance probably helped some fans win their fantasy football games. 1,001 yards combined - The Chiefs posted 546 total yards of offense, while the Rams had 455.
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