The Kansas City Chiefs were down 10-0 just 11 minutes into their game against the Los Angeles Chargers, but Patrick Mahomes and his team refused to give up. Mahomes, who completed 19 of 29 passes for 245 yards and a touchdown, knew his team still had plenty of time to turn the game around. And with Travis Kelce on his side, he was confident the Chiefs could come back and win.

Kelce had a season-high seven receptions for 89 yards, including a crucial third-down catch in the fourth quarter that kept a drive alive. Mahomes praised Kelce's skills, saying, "Travis is a great player. He's always making big plays for us." Kelce's performance helped the Chiefs capitalize on a defense that had shut down the Chargers' offense.

The Chiefs' defense was the real hero of the game, holding the Chargers to just 55 yards rushing and sacking quarterback Justin Herbert twice. Herbert, playing with a high ankle sprain and a patchwork offensive line, was under pressure all day, and the Chiefs took advantage of his limitations.

The game was a testament to the Chiefs' resilience and comeback ability. Despite being down 10-0, they never panicked and stuck to their game plan. Mahomes and Kelce led the way, and the rest of the team followed suit. In the end, the Chiefs emerged victorious, winning 17-10 and improving their record to 4-0.

The Chiefs Comeback Kids: Mahomes and Kelce Lead the Way to Victory

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