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Walker Runs All over Denver, Mahomes Looks Healthy as Chiefs Beat up Broncos 31-10
- On Monday, the Kansas City Chiefs defeated the Denver Broncos 31-10 at Arrowhead Stadium, marking quarterback Patrick Mahomes' return from knee surgery and running back Kenneth Walker III's Chiefs debut.
- Recovering from a torn ACL and LCL, Mahomes led Kansas City alongside Walker, a free-agent acquisition from the Seattle Seahawks, as the Chiefs sought revenge for losing the AFC West crown.
- In his debut, Walker secured 173 rushing yards and two touchdowns, while Mahomes threw for 184 yards and added a rushing score to lead the offensive effort.
- Under coordinator Davis Webb, the Broncos produced only 176 total yards as Bo Nix finished with 131 passing yards, one touchdown, and an interception in Denver's offensive struggle.
- Denver attempts to bounce back against the Jacksonville Jaguars next week, while the Chiefs prepare for the Indianapolis Colts following the Broncos' lowest offensive output since 2023.
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West Hawaii TodaySam McDowell: Chiefs beat the Broncos with a formula they’ve literally never used before
KANSAS CITY, Mo. — Kenneth Walker attempted to turn the corner on fourth down, still literally two yards behind the scrimmage, still literally two yards from the Chiefs turning the ball over on their own half of the field, when quarterback Patrick Mahomes raised his arms in the air.
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A 1930s 'Heisman' shovel pass sets tone for Chiefs' 31-10 win over Denver, and maybe for the season
The Kansas City Chiefs were back to having fun on Monday night against Denver. That was underscored by the play straight out of the 1930s that resulted in a short touchdown throw from Patrick Mahomes to Kenneth Walker III. It…
After a disappointing season, Kansas City kicks off the 2026-2027 campaign with renewed energies.
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