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Chiefs Survive Colts in Overtime as Butker Drills Game-Winner

Mahomes’ late overtime march highlights his recovery, with Kenneth Walker III already giving Kansas City a new rushing dimension.

Overview

  • Patrick Mahomes completed 32 of 47 passes for 382 yards and three touchdowns and engineered the decisive overtime drive that set up Harrison Butker’s game-winning field goal.
  • A third-and-12 30-yard completion to Tyquan Thornton and a conversion to Travis Kelce keyed the overtime march that moved Kansas City into field-goal range.
  • Kenneth Walker III continued his early impact as a workhorse runner for the Chiefs and was fined $8,000 after he tossed a touchdown ball into the crowd, a moment he later called worth the fan’s memory.
  • The Indianapolis Colts nearly won when Laquon Treadwell’s 48-yard overtime catch was reviewed and ruled down by contact, and the loss dropped Indy to 0-2 while exposing continued issues generating consistent pass rush and linebacker coverage.
  • The result reinforces a larger narrative that Mahomes appears physically recovered and the Chiefs retain late-game resilience, while Indianapolis must fix edge-rush and coverage matchups before their next game.