Mahomes and Kelce Dazzle in 28–7 Win Over Commanders

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Another Win for the Kansas City Chiefs

Arrowhead Stadium was buzzing on October 27, 2025, as the Kansas City Chiefs turned a slow start into a statement win under the Monday night lights. What began as a cold, messy first half quickly transformed into a show of pure dominance. By the end of the night, Patrick Mahomes and Travis Kelce had once again proven why they remain one of football’s most unstoppable duos.

The first half was anything but perfect. Both teams traded turnovers and missed opportunities, with the score locked at 7–7 heading into halftime. Mahomes threw two interceptions, one deflected off Kelce’s hands, and the Commanders couldn’t turn those chances into points. Washington’s lone highlight came from Terry McLaurin’s long drive to the end zone, briefly giving fans hope before it was overturned on review.

Then came the second half, and the Chiefs shifted gears completely. Mahomes orchestrated a flawless 80-yard drive capped by Kareem Hunt’s 14-yard touchdown run, sparking the momentum Kansas City had been waiting for. Another drive followed, with Mahomes going six-for-six through the air before finding Kelce for a 10-yard touchdown that sent Arrowhead roaring. From there, the Chiefs never looked back.

Kelce’s 38-yard catch-and-run in the fourth quarter set up another scoring chance, and Mahomes sealed the game with a seven-minute, 94-yard march that ended in a touchdown pass to Rashee Rice. The Chiefs finished with over 430 yards of total offense, showcasing both precision and resilience after a rocky start.

With this 28–7 victory, Kansas City improved to 7–1 and extended their winning streak over Washington to nine straight. The Commanders, now 3–5, struggled once again on the road, their defense fading against Mahomes’ relentless tempo.

For the Chiefs, it wasn’t just another win; it was a reminder of how quickly they can turn a grind-it-out game into a masterclass in offensive control. Mahomes was the maestro, Kelce the spark, and Arrowhead the stage for yet another Kansas City statement.