Patrick Mahomes Makes Surprising Admission About Controversial SNF Call
Kansas City Chiefs quarterback Patrick Mahomes got honest about the controversial call in Sunday night's win over the Colts.
In a dramatic Sunday Night Football overtime matchup, the Kansas City Chiefs defeated the Indianapolis Colts with a final score of 33-30. Patrick Mahomes and the Chiefs offense took possession to start overtime, quickly advancing down the field to kick a crucial field goal. The Colts responded with a deep pass to Laquon Treadwell, who ran into the end zone but was ruled down by a narrow margin.
Treadwell recovered a fumble, which the Chiefs capitalized on, securing the win. However, Mahomes expressed his delight upon learning that the controversial fumble call was reversed, stating, "We had the big play in overtime where we think we stripped the ball." This victory marked the Chiefs' second straight win, and they will face the Miami Dolphins next in Week 3.
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