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Las Vegas Raiders vs Kansas City Chiefs

NFL
29-30
Final
Arrowhead Stadium
TV: TSN / DAZN

Drive chart

Drives

  • End of Game
  • Downs
  • Punt
  • Touchdown
  • Touchdown
  • Field Goal
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Who won: Chiefs 30-29

The Kansas City Chiefs beat the Las Vegas Raiders 30-29 on Monday, October 10, 2022 at Arrowhead Stadium. The Chiefs outscored the Raiders 14-0 in the 3rd quarter. Patrick Mahomes led the Chiefs in passing yards (29/43, 292 YDS, 4 TD). Derek Carr led the Raiders in passing yards (19/30, 241 YDS, 2 TD).

Recap · Oct 11
Chiefs hold on for wild 30-29 victory over rival Raiders

The Kansas City Chiefs headed off to the locker room facing a big hole against the Las Vegas Raiders on Monday night, everything from the big plays to the officiating calls going the way of their longtime AFC West rivals.

What it means

  • Raiders 0-3 on the road; Chiefs 2-0 at home.

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Injuries and inactives

Raiders2nd in AFC West
  • Brock Bowers TE
    Knee
    Questionable
  • Folorunso Fatukasi DT
    Shoulder
    Questionable
  • Jalen Nailor WR
    Concussion
    Questionable
  • Carter Runyon TE
    Lower Body
    Injured Reserve
  • Dont'e Thornton Jr. WR
    Hamstring
    Injured Reserve
Chiefs1st in AFC West
  • Josh Simmons OT
    Back
    Questionable
  • L'Jarius Sneed CB
    Knee
    Questionable
  • Rashee Rice WR
    Hamstring
    Questionable
  • Cooper McDonald LB
    Knee
    Injured Reserve
  • Tyquan Thornton WR
    Ankle, Surgery, left
    Injured Reserve

Quarterbacks

Raiders2nd in AFC West
Derek Carr QB
Season passing leader · 241 YDS, 2 TD
Chiefs1st in AFC West
Patrick Mahomes QB
Season passing leader · 292 YDS, 4 TD

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Game info

Venue
Arrowhead Stadium, Kansas City, MO · Grass · Attendance 73,523
Officials
Carl Cheffers (Referee), Jeff Seeman (Line Judge), Eugene Hall (Side Judge), Mike Carr (Down Judge), Matt Edwards (Back Judge), Nathan Jones (Field Judge), Brandon Cruse (Umpire)

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