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Chiefs Beat Colts 33-30 in Overtime After Controversial Replay Reversal

The replay overturn that ruled Laquon Treadwell down by contact preserved a Colts possession and decided the extra-time sequence.

Overview

  • The Kansas City Chiefs defeated the Indianapolis Colts 33-30 in overtime on Sunday night when Harrison Butker drilled a 40-yard field goal as time expired in OT.
  • Game officials initially ruled Laquon Treadwell had fumbled in overtime but overturned the call on review, ruling he was down by contact and allowing Indianapolis to keep the ball and tie the game.
  • Patrick Mahomes finished with 382 passing yards and three touchdowns while Kenneth Walker III rushed for 117 yards and made the key third-down gain that set up the winning kick.
  • The Colts showed fight with Jonathan Taylor rushing for two touchdowns, but Indianapolis now faces injury follow-ups including Alec Pierce's heel issue and continued questions about its pass rush and secondary depth.
  • Kansas City improved to 2-0 and Indianapolis fell to 0-2, and the replay reversal has prompted renewed scrutiny of officiating that will be discussed by teams and the league this week.