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Kenneth Walker ran for 128 yards and two touchdowns, Patrick Mahomes finished with 272 yards passing and the Kansas City Chiefs remained one of the NFL’s final three unbeatens with a 22-6 victory over the injury-plagued Los Angeles Chargers on Sunday.
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Chiefs → run → Sunday
Xavier Worthy had seven catches for 73 yards and Travis Kelce hauled in five passes for 53, helping the Chiefs (5-0) survive without injured wide receivers Rashee Rice and Tyquan Thornton while keeping the struggling Chargers (0-6) winless.
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Chiefs → have → Chargers
Kansas City joined San Francisco and Minnesota — both 5-0 and on their bye — as the league’s only unbeaten teams.
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City → join → teams
The game was hardly pretty on either side: Kansas City had to overcome a slew of short-yardage shortcomings and Harrison Butker missed a PAT and a field-goal try, while Los Angeles turned the ball over twice in another dismal offensive performance.
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Angeles → have → performance
Justin Herbert finished with 204 yards passing with an interception and the Chargers ended up with 259 yards of total offense.
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Chargers → finish → offense
It was the first matchup between the AFC West rivals since December, when Mahomes tore ligaments in his left knee in a game that eliminated Kansas City from playoff contention.
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that → tear → contention
The Chargers won both of their games against the Chiefs last season.
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Chargers → win → Chiefs
Walker, who leads the NFL in rushing, showed exactly why as the Chiefs were adding to their early 3-0 lead.
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Chiefs → lead → lead
He squirted through a hole at the line of scrimmage, ran away from the last defender and scored from 33 yards out to extend Kansas City’s advantage.
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He → squirt → advantage
Walker added a 2-yard TD plunge later in the half, bouncing away from a defensive tackle and finding a crease into the end zone.
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Walker → add → zone
The banged-up Chargers, meanwhile, had no answers when they had the ball.
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they → bang → ball
Herbert threw an inexplicable interception to Jack Cochrane to end a drive, his league-leading eighth pick of the season.
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Herbert → throw → season
Later, the Chargers quarterback ran right into the arms of Chiefs linebacker Nick Bolton on third down, forcing Los Angeles to a punt.
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quarterback → run → punt
The Chargers were missing offensive linemen Joe Alt and Kayode Awosika to injuries, along with leading receiver Tre’ Harris.
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Chargers → miss → Harris
And the problems compounded in the second quarter, when wide receiver Ladd McConkey — just back from missing a game with a foot problem — was declared out with a concussion.
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McConkey → compound → concussion
The Chargers tried to mount a second-half comeback, driving inside the Kansas City 15.
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Chargers → try → 15
But a run went nowhere and Herbert threw a pair of incompletions, forcing them to kick their second field goal, and the Chiefs controlled the game from there.
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Chiefs → go → game
Ejections
Chiefs CB Chris Roland-Wallace was ejected for throwing a punch at Chargers RT Alex Harkey early in the fourth quarter.
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Wallace → eject → quarter
CB Deane Leonard (concussion) left in the second half.
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Leonard → leave → half
Chiefs: RT Jaylon Moore (concussion) left in the second quarter.
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Moore → leave → quarter
… TE Travis Kelce left briefly in the first half with an ankle injury.
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Kelce → leave → injury
… CB Nohl Williams missed a few plays early with a shoulder injury, but finished the game.
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Williams → miss → game
The Aporia
