Patrick Mahomes and the defending Super Bowl champion Kansas City Chiefs are accustomed to making headlines. But Sunday Night Football highlights were more than just Patrick Mahomes passes and touchdowns in the Kansas City Chiefs 23-20 road win over the New York Jets. Mahomes’ decision on the final offensive play before the kneel downs to secure the Chiefs win has created an uproar on social media for fans and bettors alike. The star quarterback's scramble from the pocket and run towards the end zone for an easy score had paydirt...

The play sealed the win for Kansas City, but also assured a loss for bettors everywhere. With about two minutes left of game time during Sunday night’s Chiefs–Jets game, Kansas City quarterback Patrick Mahomes could’ve easily scored one final touchdown to solidify the team’s lead. As Mahomes ran for nine yards, picking up the first down, he slid while remaining in bounds at the 2-yard line so the Chiefs could kneel out the remainder of the game. It was a smart football play, but some betting fans weren’t too thrilled...

Kansas City Chiefs quarterback Patrick Mahomes slid down at the New York Jets' 2-yard line, sealing a 23-20 win over the New York Jets on Sunday night, a decision that shifted tens of millions of dollars at sportsbooks around the nation. The Chiefs closed as 8-point favorites over the Jets and received overwhelming support from the betting public at sportsbooks. An hour before kickoff, 91% of the bets and 84% of the money wagered on the game's point spread was on Kansas City at Caesars Sportsbook. BetMGM and DraftKings also...

EAST RUTHERFORD, N.J. (AP) -- Patrick Mahomes and the Kansas City shook off a subpar performance during which they blew a 17-point lead, but held on to defeat the New York Jets 23-20 on Sunday night. Mahomes was intercepted twice and struggled to get much going after a quick start with pop superstar Taylor Swift watching Travis Kelce and the Chiefs for the second straight game, this time from a suite at MetLife Stadium. After the Chiefs (3-1) regained the lead on Harrison Butker's 26-yard field goal with 10:51 remaining...

The Chiefs came out blazing Sunday night, rolling to a 17-point lead in the first quarter. But the Jets responded with a counter punch, and their rally began in an unusual manner. The Chiefs had the ball deep in their own territory early in the second quarter when right tackle Jawaan Taylor was flagged for a facemask penalty in the end zone. That was a safety, and it gave the Jets their first points of the game. But here’s the thing: NBC Sports rules analyst Terry McAuley said the game...