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Butker’s clutch 40-yard field goal caps Chiefs’ OT thriller over Colts

The Kansas City Chiefs beat the Indianapolis Colts 33-30 in overtime after Harrison Butker nailed a 40-yard field goal as time expired.

In a tightly contested Sunday night matchup, the Kansas City Chiefs edged the Indianapolis Colts 33-30 in overtime. Patrick Mahomes amassed 382 passing yards and three touchdowns, and Kenneth Walker III contributed 117 rushing yards, while Travis Kelce recorded nine catches for 101 yards and a touchdown. The overtime period began with Butker converting a 31-yard field goal, then a disputed Laquon Treadwell catch was ruled a fumble before being overturned on review, giving the Colts a chance to take the lead.

Spencer Shrader’s 38-yard field goal forced a second Chiefs possession, culminating in a 40-yard game-winning kick by Butker. Injuries affected both sides, with Colts receivers Alex Pierce and Charvarius Ward among those sidelined, and Chiefs right tackle Jaylon Moore briefly leaving the field. The win improves Kansas City to 2-0 as the Colts remain winless.

Why it matters

The victory keeps the Chiefs unbeaten and underscores the decisive role of special teams in close NFL games.

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