Arrowhead Pride on Patrick Mahomes
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quarterback Patrick Mahomes scrambled away from the line of scrimmage and forced a throw into the back of the end zone. The ball was intercepted, spoiling a third-and-goal opportunity from the two-yard line.
STACKED’s take
Mahomes' red-zone interception highlights Chiefs' short-yardage conversion struggles in Week 6.
Mahomes threw his third interception of the season on a third-and-goal from the two-yard line in Week 6 against Los Angeles; he scrambled away from the line and forced a throw into the back of the end zone after the coverage wasn't what the Chiefs wanted. Reid noted the play wasn't set up for that coverage and the Chargers had the Chiefs' number on the specific play call. Mahomes acknowledged the mistake post-game: 'a ball you can't throw like that' and 'you just can't do that, especially with how our defense was playing.' This red-zone inefficiency—three trips inside the two-yard line yielding only seven points—reflects broader short-yardage struggles that kept a winless Chargers team competitive into the fourth quarter.
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