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A closer look at Patrick Mahomes' performance reveals just how well the Chiefs quarterback played against Los Angeles, despite what the box score reads.

Writer Braden Holecek argues that Patrick Mahomes delivered a far better performance than his standard box score indicated during the Kansas City Chiefs' win over the Los Angeles Chargers. Despite failing to throw a touchdown pass, falling short of 300 yards, and throwing a red-zone interception, Mahomes effectively distributed the football to move Kansas City to a 5-0 record.
The analysis highlights Mahomes' improved confidence, arm strength, and intermediate accuracy without targets Rashee Rice and Tyquan Thornton. Advanced metrics supported the outing, including an 88.5 percent adjusted completion rate from Pro Football Focus and a +7.6 percent completion percentage over expected via Next Gen Stats.
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