Kansas City Chiefs defeat Las Vegas Raiders in NFL week four

Patrick Mahomes delivered two touchdown passes and 225 yards through the air Sunday, lifting the Kansas City Chiefs to a 30-27 victory over the Las Vegas Raiders and keeping their undefeated record intact through week four of the NFL season. Kenneth Walker III spearheaded the ground attack for Kansas City with 177 rushing yards and two trips to the end zone, helping the Chiefs erase a late deficit.

Late Offense Erases Las Vegas Lead

For the majority of the game, Kansas City found itself chasing the scoreboard. Las Vegas controlled the tempo behind quarterback Kirk Cousins, who amassed 365 yards passing, one touchdown pass, and one interception. The Raiders suffered their first defeat of the campaign despite holding a 19-17 advantage with just four minutes remaining on the game clock.

Mahomes responded with a pair of rapid-fire offensive drives inside the final minutes. Walker capped those possessions with two rushing touchdowns, swinging the scoreline back in favor of the Chiefs and sealing the narrow road victory.

San Francisco and Seattle Secure Divisional Wins

Elsewhere across the league, the San Francisco 49ers maintained their winning momentum by defeating the Denver Broncos 24-14. Brock Purdy directed the 49ers offense with 218 passing yards and two scoring connections. Denver quarterback Bo Nix countered with 214 passing yards and one touchdown, dropping the Broncos to a 2-2 record.

In Seattle, Sam Darnold guided the Seahawks to a 30-23 victory over the Los Angeles Chargers by throwing two touchdown passes. Running backs Emanuel Wilson and Rashid Shaheed each contributed a rushing score to secure the outcome. Chargers quarterback Justin Herbert finished with 189 yards, one touchdown pass, four sacks taken, and two interceptions.

Minnesota Preserves Unbeaten Status Against Miami

The Minnesota Vikings preserved their perfect record on Sunday with a 15-10 defensive battle against the Miami Dolphins, who fell to 0-4 on the season. Kicker Will Reichard proved decisive for Minnesota, converting five field-goal attempts to account for all 15 points of his team’s total scoring.