Mahomes throws 2 touchdown passes and the Chiefs’ defense preserves a 22-17 win over the Falcons

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The Kansas City Chiefs extended their unbeaten streak to 3-0 with a narrow 22-17 victory over the Atlanta Falcons on September 22, 2024. Quarterback Patrick Mahomes threw two touchdown passes, showcasing his ability to bounce back after an earlier interception. The game was marked by intense defensive play from the Chiefs, who managed to stop the Falcons twice on fourth down during critical moments. Mahomes credited his defense for their experience in high-pressure situations, emphasizing the collaborative nature of their success. The Falcons were looking to build on their recent upset win against the Philadelphia Eagles but were unable to capitalize on late-game opportunities.

Quarterback Kirk Cousins faced difficulties, throwing incompletions in the end zone during the final drive. The Chiefs' victory was not without its challenges, as they won by a slim margin of just five points. The outcome reflects both teams' struggles and potential as they progress through the season.

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