Tight end forwards Donald Parham Jr. was stretched in the first quarter with a head injury after falling unconscious after hitting the ground; The Chargers later announced that Parham was in “stable condition” and was undergoing further evaluation at UCLA Harbor Medical Center.
Patrick Mahomes threw a 34-yard pass to Travis Kelsey to secure a spectacular 34-28 overtime win for Kansas City over the Los Angeles Chargers Thursday night.
Meanwhile, the Chargers regretted several missed opportunities to steal their AFC West opponents as they hit the ball three times in a game – twice in the first half from the bottom of the goal line and again deep. into Kansas City territory in their first series of the second half – and coughed, groped and intercepted.
Chargers quarterback Justin Herbert completed 22 of his 38 assists for 236 yards, with two passes and a quick score and an early interception. Justin Jackson led a strong Los Angeles rusher squad with 86 of 192 yards on the ground.
In the fourth quarter, the Chargers held a slight one-point lead before both teams scored two touchdowns, in one of which the Chiefs added a two-point conversion to level the score, leading to overtime.
The last of those points by rule was obtained in just over a minute when Mahomes and Kelsey connected from seven yards. After the Chargers failed to land a single winning blow in the final seconds, the game went into overtime and Kansas ultimately prevailed when Mahomes and Kelsey reunited in stunning style.
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The game kicked off explosively when Andre Roberts brought the Chargers back with a 75-yard first shot. But faced with a four and a goal from Kansas City’s five-yard line, Los Angeles turned the ball down for the first time – Parham was seriously injured during play and was carried off the field after Herbert looked for him. in the end zone.
Kansas City have succeeded in what the Chargers failed in their first possession as Michael Burton completed 11 games, a 95-yard seven-yard trip to bring the Chiefs to the top spot. They then bumped that up to a 10-point lead when Harrison Butker scored his first of two field goals after Herbert was killed.
