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Patrick Mahomes really turned up for the Kansas City Chiefs against the Las Vegas Raiders on Monday. He mostly does against AFC West opponents anyway, doesn’t he? Mahomes and Kelce scripted a dramatic 30-29 Chiefs win over the Raiders.

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The QB threw 4 Touchdown passes and TE Travis Kelce put up a show with an identical number of TD receives as the Chiefs came back in the second half to win the game.

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Patrick Mahomes loves AFC West

Patrick Mahomes has always loved playing against opponents from AFC West. He has gone 23-3 against teams from that division. He also has a 13-0 record against teams from AFC West on the road. Talk about dominance.

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The Raiders looked in control during the first half and went in with a 20-10 lead at halftime. But when you have Patrick Mahomes in your lineup, you can never be counted out. The TE Travis Kelce aided the Grim Reaper with a superb performance. Together they turned the game on its head for the Chiefs. In the end, the game was decided by a single point.

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This fan threw in some stats

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Fans question refereeing

The game was a close affair and every little incident was scrutinized by eagle-eyed fans. Fans from both sides questioned the officiation. The biggest incident was the apparent holding of Raiders Wide Receiver Davante Adams by Chiefs defender Hunter Renfrow. Davante also seemed upset over an out-of-bounds call against him a play earlier.

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A fan said the Chiefs got lucky.

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Another fan went a little further.

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This Chiefs fan directed the finger-pointing after the game.

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Some fans empathized with the referee.

Davante Adams pushed a cameraperson after the game, for which he apologized later.

“Sorry to the guy I pushed over after the game. Obviously very frustrated at the way the game ended and when he ran in front of me as I exited that was my reaction and I felt horrible immediately. That’s not me..MY APOLOGIES man hope you see this,” the Raiders receiver tweeted after the game.

The Week 5 win puts the Chiefs at 4-1 ahead of a clash against the Buffalo Bills. The Raiders’ start of the season has been woeful with 1 win in 5. They will meet the Houston Texans in game week 6.

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Shivam Pratap Singh is a seasoned NFL writer at Essentially Sports. With a master's degree in international and area studies from a prestigious university, Shivam leverages his academic background to gain a deeper understanding of the global impact of sports. Shivam's passion for football developed early in his career as a writer. One of his breakthrough moments as a writer came when he reported on the '49ers GM John Lynch QB Announcement', demonstrating his talent for breaking news and providing insightful analysis. When not immersed in football, Shivam keeps up with the latest happenings in his favorite soccer club, Manchester United, and the wild European soccer scene. He is a passionate fan of the sport and enjoys writing about the intersection of football and culture.

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