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Kansas City Chiefs vs Washington

NFL
31-13
Final
Northwest Stadium
TV: DAZN

Drive chart

Drives

  • End of Game
  • Downs
  • Interception
  • Touchdown
  • Punt
  • Touchdown
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Who won: Chiefs 31-13

The Kansas City Chiefs beat the Washington 31-13 on Sunday, October 17, 2021 at Northwest Stadium. The Chiefs outscored the Washington 14-0 in the 4th quarter. Patrick Mahomes led the Chiefs in passing yards (32/47, 397 YDS, 2 TD, 2 INT). Taylor Heinicke led the Washington in passing yards (24/39, 182 YDS, 1 TD, 1 INT).

Recap · Oct 17
Mahomes, Chiefs bounce back to beat Washington 31-13

Teammates approached Patrick Mahomes after his second interception in the first half and maybe the worst of his NFL career. They told him to keep being himself.

What it means

  • Chiefs 2-1 on the road; Washington 1-3 at home.

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Injuries and inactives

Chiefs1st in AFC West
  • Josh Simmons OT
    Back
    Out
  • Rashee Rice WR
    Hamstring
    Out
  • Jaylon Moore OT
    Concussion
    Questionable
  • Cooper McDonald LB
    Knee
    Injured Reserve
  • Tyquan Thornton WR
    Ankle, Surgery, left
    Injured Reserve
Washington4th in NFC East
  • Charles Omenihu DE
    Groin
    Inactive
  • Isaac Yiadom CB
    Coach's Decision
    Inactive
  • Terry McLaurin WR
    Knee, left
    Doubtful
  • Javon Kinlaw DT
    Knee
    Questionable
  • Javontae Jean-Baptiste LB
    Pectoral
    Injured Reserve

Quarterbacks

Chiefs1st in AFC West
Patrick Mahomes QB
Season passing leader · 397 YDS, 2 TD, 2 INT
Washington4th in NFC East
Taylor Heinicke QB
Season passing leader · 182 YDS, 1 TD, 1 INT

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Game info

Venue
Northwest Stadium, Landover, MD · Grass · Attendance 51,322
Officials
Adrian Hill (Referee), Keith Ferguson (Back Judge), Jim Quirk (Side Judge), Roy Ellison (Umpire), Mearl Robinson (Field Judge), David Oliver (Down Judge), Mark Stewart (Line Judge)

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