Patrick Mahomes threw for 382 yards and three touchdowns while Kenneth Walker rushed for 117 yards as Kansas City edged Indianapolis 33‑30 in overtime on Sunday. Harrison Butker sealed the victory with a 40‑yard field goal as time expired.
Patrick Mahomes and Kenneth Walker III carried the Kansas City Chiefs to a 33‑30 overtime win over the Indianapolis Colts on Sunday night. Mahomes finished with 382 passing yards and three touchdowns, while Walker added 117 rushing yards. Travis Kelce contributed nine catches for 101 yards and a score, helping the Chiefs improve to 2‑0 on the season.
Harrison Butker was the decisive factor in the extra period, converting a 31‑yard field goal to give Kansas City a lead, then nailing a 40‑yard kick as time expired to clinch the victory. The overtime drama began when the Colts appeared to have recovered a fumble after Laquon Treadwell bobbled a deep pass, but officials ruled him down by contact on review, allowing Indianapolis to attempt a tying field goal.
Colts quarterback Daniel Jones threw for 210 yards, a touchdown and an interception, while running back Jonathan Taylor posted 92 yards and two scores. After the disputed play, the Colts managed a 38‑yard field goal by Spencer Shrader, briefly tying the game before the Chiefs regained possession.
Chiefs head coach Andy Reid praised his team’s resilience, noting, “The ball bounces funny ways. Things happen. I’m sure there are going to be other ones down the road that will be a fight like that.” Colts coach Shane Steichen echoed the tension, saying, “We took the delay and kicked the field goal.”
The win marks Kansas City’s second straight triumph to open the 2026 NFL season, while Indianapolis falls to 0‑2 after a hard‑fought contest that highlighted both teams’ offensive firepower and defensive adjustments.