Riders score against Chiefs, results: Las Vegas devotes more time to Patrick Mohomas

The review between the Chiefs and the Raiders in “Sunday Night Football” was another shooting, but this time Patrick Mahomes and Kansas City topped the table 35-31.

Las Vegas took a 31-28 lead in the 1-yard touchdown pass from Derek Carr in the fourth quarter. The problem is they left 1:44 on the clock – too much time for Mahomas.

With surgical precision, Mahomes finished with seven play, 75-yard touchdown drive, all passes, six. A 22-yard strike with 28 seconds left for a wide-open Travis Kells in the middle of the final zone.

Mahomes finished the night with an interception of 348 yards and 45 of 34 for two touchdowns (75.6 percent). Tyrik Hill had 102 yards and a game-high of 11 catches per DT, and Kells had 127 yards of eight catches.

Kansas City’s passing game was better than usual, but its ground game. Clyde Edwards-Heiler led the way with 69 yards and 14 ds for two DDs, while Levine Bell led 25 ds and one DDs in seven ds.

The car made another great ride against the Chiefs, finishing 23 (74.2 percent) off 31 passes for 275 yards and three DDs (which ended Las Vegas’ final run at the end of the game). It’s hard to blame him or anyone else for the Raiders offense; They left too much time on Mahomes’ clock.

Kansas City (9-1) advance to three games at AFC West Las Vegas (6-4). The chiefs will travel to Tampa next weekend to face Tom Brady and Buchanan, while the Raiders will travel to Atlanta to face the Falcons.

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Riders score against Chiefs

Highlights Highlights Versus Riders ‘Sunday Night Football’

(East at all times)

Final: Chiefs 35, Riders 31

11:26 pm – INTERCEPTION. The car is thrown to snatch it up and is taken by Daniel Sorensen with 19 seconds left.

11:23 pm – Touchdown, Chiefs. Mahomes bought the times with his feet and beat Travis Kells 22-yard D.T. Kansas City lead 35-31 with 28 seconds left in the game. The riders should now get it in the final zone.

11:16 pm – Touchdown, Raiders. To all the crowd Jason Witten snuck the car ball for a 1-yard DT pass. The Raiders are leading 31-28, with 1:43 to play. Chiefs have a time limit.

11:11 pm – 2 minute warning. The Raiders have the ball, second and goal in the 8-yard line.

10:56 pm – Touchdown, Chiefs. Levine Bell tossed the 6-yard DT and Kansas City took a 28-24 lead with 5-24 remaining. Another long drive for firsts, which is a 12-play, 91-yard.

10:41 pm – Riders Bunt. Agolar can not hang too much to pass the car to the bottom right of the third. The Chiefs will get the ball back in their 9-yard line.

10:36 pm – Chiefs Punt. Nicholas Morrow makes a great play to break the third and long mahogany pass. The Raiders get the ball back in their 32-yard line, 13:14 in control.

10:29 pm – Touchdown, Raiders. The car rolls in and finds a wide opener Darren Waller in the middle of the 3-yard line in the first game of the fourth quarter. Las Vegas leads 24-21 with 14:54 remaining in the period.

10:25 pm – 3Q results: Chiefs 21, Riders 17. LC Vegas is second and targeted in the KC 3-yard lineup to start the fourth quarter.

10:16 pm – Touchdown, Chiefs. The long start drive ends with a 14-yard touchdown run by Clyde Edwards-Heller and leads Kansas City 21-17 with 6:23 remaining in the third quarter. 16 plays, 93 yards in drive.

9:46 pm – INTERCEPTION. Mahomas is picked up by Trivon Mullen near the goal line. There seems to have been a miscommunication between Mahomes and Demercus Robinson. Kansas City missed the opportunity. Half: Riders 17, Chiefs 14.

9:33 pm – Riders Punt. The second is to drop a drop of ocher on the bottom and the car will throw it down on the third. The firsts return the ball to their 13-yard line with 1:24 remaining, with three more to go.

9:25 pm – Chiefs Punt. KC backed down as a mask fine went down in seconds, and Yardage could not make up for it. The Raiders get the ball back in their 32-yard line with 2:07 left to play in the half.

9:15 pm – Field goal, Raiders. The car could not finish it from the third and 1st goal for Brian Edwards. The Raiders wanted a pass interruption in the bench play and were instead fined for an inefficient behavior. Daniel Carlson scored a 35-yard field goal to give Las Vegas a 17-14 lead with 4:36 left in the first half.

9:03 pm – Touchdown, Chiefs. Clyde Edwards-Heiler pulled it out of 3 yards and left the game 14-14, 11:16 in the second quarter.

8:52 pm – Touchdown, Raiders. Derek Carr does a good job of guarding the defense to get a free play, throwing it to Nelson Agolar for a 17-yard DD as time runs out in the first quarter. 1Q Result: Riders 14, Chiefs 7.

8:43 pm – Touchdown, Chiefs. Patrick Mahomes uses the wrong direction and the 3-yard easy D.T. Hill had five catches for 37 yards on KC’s opening drive.

8:28 pm – Touchdown, Raiders. Josh Jacobs punches it 2 yards out, giving the Raiders a 7-0 lead in the opening run, with 11:25 remaining in the first quarter.

8:20 pm – Toss-winning firsts. If they choose to postpone, the Raiders will get the opening kick.

Raiders start time against Chiefs

All “Sunday Night Football” games in 2020 have a single start time of 8:20 p.m. Sunday night games are scheduled every week except week 17, although the NFL has the ability to slide a game into a weekly 17 “SNF” window.

‘Sunday Night Football’ Schedule 2020