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Chiefs rally to stun Bengals with late pass interference call, send Cincinnati to 0-2 whole
The Cincinnati Bengals appeared to have the Kansas City Chiefs on the ropes on Sunday.
But they gave Patrick Mahomes once last chance. And as he usually does, Mahomes rallied the Chiefs to a game-winning score to secure a 26-25 thriller over the Bengals.
Mahomes overcame two interceptions and led the Chiefs to a game-winning field goal aided by a fourth-and-16 conversion. The Bengals were flagged for pass interference on a downfield pass with 38 seconds remaining to keep the Chiefs drive alive and put Harrison Butker in range for a 51-yard. Butker sent it through the uprights as time expired to secure the win.
The lead change was the fifth of the second half and sent the Bengals to an 0-2 hole after they lost to the New England Patriots at home in Week 1.
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