Kansas City Chiefs top expectations, knock off Denver Broncos in 280.40-170.88 runaway
Kansas City Chiefs showed up, rolling to a 280.40-170.88 win over Denver Broncos, who fell short of projections. It didn't take long to figure out who would be the frontrunner in this one, as Kansas City Chiefs jumped out to a 162.40-point lead on Thursday behind impressive efforts from Patrick Mahomes and Clyde Edwards-Helaire. Mahomes passed for 235 yards and 2 touchdowns for 30.2 points, while Edwards-Helaire racked up 118 yards from scrimmage (20.8 points). Courtland Sutton (7 Rec, 122 Rec Yds) and Dre'Mont Jones (6 Tackles, 2 Sacks) led the way for Denver Broncos in defeat. Kansas City Chiefs (2-0) will look to notch another W against Seattle Seahawks, while Denver Broncos (0-2) will attempt to get back on track against Green Bay Packers.
Thursday
Patrick Mahomes had a 41-yard touchdown pass for Kansas City Chiefs to contribute to a 162.40-0.00 lead for the team.
Sunday Early
Jaylen Waddle had a 59-yard catch for Kansas City Chiefs, while Rashod Bateman had a 75-yard touchdown catch, contributing to a 259.40-0.00 lead for Kansas City Chiefs.
Sunday Late
Brandon McManus had a 50-yard field goal for Denver Broncos, while Eric Saubert had a 22-yard touchdown catch for the team, who trailed 259.40-154.88 after the late slate.
Kansas City Chiefs
Listen, Kansas City Chiefs, we do certainly respect the confidence. It's a bold move to deploy, not one, but TWO starters with zero points (Skyy Moore and Harrison Butker), while still getting the win! We just ask you to please keep that flashy, show-off type of stuff to the early regular season. Do it in the postseason and we're toast.
Denver Broncos
Hey, it's possible that Denver Broncos could be a better GM in real football than in fantasy. Seeing only 23 total targets in Week 2, their seven starting pass-catchers (five WR, two TE) apparently made most of their contributions by blocking downfield and running decoy routes.