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Alec Pierce aggravated the surgically repaired left heel; X-rays were negative, but he could not put weight on the leg, suggesting a potentially extended absence and prompting Josh Downs to be in line for expanded Week 3 targets against the Texans.
A PFT analysis argues that the overtime reversal of Laquon Treadwell’s catch in Colts-Chiefs did not meet the 'clear and obvious' standard for overturning a call; the frame-by-frame review concluded Sneed may have touched Treadwell after possession, yet the ruling on the field should have stood, prompting criticism of the replay process and concerns about consistency and potential bias in high-profile games.
Patrick Mahomes threw for 382 yards and three touchdowns, and Harrison Butker nailed the game-winning 40-yard field goal in overtime as the Kansas City Chiefs beat the Indianapolis Colts 33-30. Kenneth Walker rushed for 117 yards and caught 6 passes for 61, Travis Kelce had 101 receiving yards and a TD, and KC improved to 2-0 while Indy dropped to 0-2.
Patrick Mahomes connected on a 45-yard deep ball to Tyquan Thornton, then rolled right on fourth down to hit Jalen Royals for a 1-yard TD, capping a 14-play, 80-yard drive to give the Chiefs a 24-20 lead over the Colts with 8:01 left in the third quarter; the Chiefs converted two fourth-down plays on the possession.
Jonathan Taylor caps a late Colts drive with his second rushing TD to tie Kansas City at 27-27 on Sunday Night Football, erasing a Chiefs lead that peaked at 27-20. The Chiefs’ scoring came from Xavier Worthy, Travis Kelce and a Jalen Royals TD, with KC briefly extending the edge before Indianapolis surged back. Alec Pierce left with a heel injury and is questionable to return as the game remains in progress with live updates.
To beat the Colts in Week 2, the Chiefs must get their wide receivers involved for a combined 150+ receiving yards, contain Jonathan Taylor and neutralize Colts tight end Tyler Warren, and win the field-position battle by minimizing penalties. Mahomes is still sorting out rust from his return, so a more productive, spread-out receiving corps and disciplined defense will be key for a complete, down-to-the-wire performance at Arrowhead.
In Madden NFL 27 Week 2 simulation, the Kansas City Chiefs defeated the Indianapolis Colts 24-10 at Arrowhead. Patrick Mahomes threw for 164 yards with 2 touchdowns and added 35 rushing yards, while Kenneth Walker totaled 143 rushing yards and three total touchdowns (one rushing, two receiving). The Colts, led by Daniel Jones, got a Deion Burks TD and a Spencer Shrader field goal but were unable to overcome a 17-0 first-half deficit. A late sack-fumble by Chris Jones sealed the win as KC looks ahead to Week 3 at Miami.
This Week 2 preview has the Colts trying to steady a defense that flopped in Week 1 against Baltimore, including moving play-calling from safety Cam Bynum to linebacker Akeem Davis-Gaither to fix communication and run fits. Jonathan Taylor remains the focal point on offense, with the hope that a stronger line and better execution can pace the game and keep Patrick Mahomes off the field; meanwhile, questions around Daniel Jones' health and rebound are discussed in a side Q&A, but for Indy the main task is tightening communication, coping with KC's rushing threat, and aiming to keep the Chiefs' high-powered offense on the sideline.
Patrick Mahomes said he’s feeling normal as he returns from ACL and LCL injuries, flashing health with a 15-yard TD on Monday night. In a Wednesday press conference he said the leg is the least of his worries, noting soreness from not playing and focusing on preparing for Sunday’s primetime game against the Colts. The Chiefs still have passing-game work, as Mahomes went 15-for-27 for 184 yards, two touchdowns and one interception.
The Chiefs host the Colts on Sunday Night Football after a 31-10 Week 1 win as Patrick Mahomes returns and new Chiefs debuts hit the field, while the Colts were routed by the Ravens in Week 1. Five big items to watch are improving the passing attack beyond Travis Kelce, stopping Jonathan Taylor, dominating on third downs, starting fast to pressure Indianapolis, and watching rookie Emmet Johnson’s growing role alongside Kenneth Walker.
The Kansas City Chiefs opened the 2026 season with a win over the Broncos but head into Week 2 with multiple injuries. Corner Mansoor Delane is expected to be available against the Colts after a shoulder issue; linebacker Cooper McDonald was placed on injured reserve for at least four games; safety Chamarri Conner remains out with a knee injury but isn’t on IR and could return before Week 4; left tackle Josh Simmons remains limited, potentially leaving rookie Kahlil Benson to start again as the Chiefs’ depth at tackle and linebacker is tested.
Week 2 power rankings shift after losses by the Rams, Colts, and Packers, with Baltimore remaining No. 1 and the 49ers and Bills staying near the top; the rankings reflect Week 1 results and preview Week 2 matchups, noting notable movers like the Bears and Cardinals.
The Ravens opened 2026 with a 41-21 victory over the Colts, never trailing after the opening minutes. Lamar Jackson dazzled with 324 passing yards, a TD, plus 40 rushing yards and a rushing score, though a late fumble clouded the day. Derrick Henry powered the ground game with 144 yards and three TDs, while Zay Flowers erupted for 150 receiving yards on five catches and a 54-yard TD. The defense featured Roquan Smith’s interception and strong plays from Marlon Humphrey and Kyle Hamilton, and special teams contributed two long field goals and solid returns. The offensive line showed penalties but solid run blocking; overall balance across offense, defense, and special teams sets a strong tone for the season.
Ravens open Week 1 with a 41-23 win over the Colts, marking debuts for new defensive coach Jesse Minter and offensive coordinator Declan Doyle, while navigating wide-receiver injuries but getting a bounce-back from kicker Tyler Loop and flashing an explosive, updated offense.
The Baltimore Ravens defeated the Indianapolis Colts 41-23 in Week 1, piling up 500+ total yards as Lamar Jackson threw for 324 yards and added 40 rushing yards with two total TDs, while Derrick Henry ran for 144 yards and three scores. Zay Flowers had 5 receptions for 150 yards and a TD before leaving with an injury. Indianapolis got 98 rushing yards and two rushing TDs from Jonathan Taylor and a 19-of-31, 166-yard, 1 TD, 1 INT performance from Daniel Jones in his first game back from Achilles rehab, but the Colts’ defense and offense struggled overall; Indy heads to Kansas City next Sunday night.