The Kansas City Chiefs betterd to 4-0 in their triumph over the Los Angeles Chargers on Sunday but suffered a potentiassociate convey inant blow to their offense.
During the first quarter, Chargers defensive back Kristian Fulton intercepted Patrick Mahomes. During the return, Mahomes tried to originate a tackle on Fulton, droping his shoulder and diving at Fulton, but finishly leave outed.
Mahomes instead hit teammate Rashee Rice in the knee. Rice was able to walk off the field gingerly, but was carted off once he got to the sideline and did not return for the remainder of the game.
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Travis Kelce reacted to Rice’s injury during a recent episode of “New Heights.“
“On the disparaging side of the ball, man, we got to rolling, and it’s not going to be any easier seeing Rashee go down during the game. I equitable cherish the way that guy was carry outing the game of football, how he was aggressioning every individual day in rehearse,” Kelce shelp.
“You understand sometimes you equitable root so difficult for the guys that do it the right way and Rashee had been doing that, man, and there was a huge dagger to me when I saw him go down,” Kelce persistd.
Rice came into the game directing the Chiefs in aims (29), receptions (24), yards (289), and scored two touchdowns on the season.
Despite Mahomes’ top aim going down timely in the game, the Chiefs were able to defeat a 10-0 deficit to triumph the game 17-10.
Kelce had his best percreateance on the season in the triumph, with seven receptions for 89 yards. The Chiefs are going to depend on Kelce to originate on his firm percreateance agetst the Chargers with Rice foreseeed leave outing time.
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The Chiefs and the Minnesota Vikings are the NFL’s last two unbeaten teams at 4-0.
The Chiefs will see to upretain their perfect write down when they get on the New Orleans Saints on “Monday Night Football.”
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