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Every week, “Kingdom Keys” identifies three things the Kansas City Chiefs must accomplish to win their upcoming game. Now, it is time to revisit those keys and determine whether Kansas City actually turned them. Against the New York Jets, the…

Maurice Elston of Arrowhead Pride assesses that the Kansas City Chiefs met two of their three pregame keys and partially achieved another in a 35-point victory over the New York Jets. Patrick Mahomes completed 23 of 31 passes for 242 yards and two touchdowns, while Walker added 143 total yards and three touchdowns to end the Chiefs' two-game losing streak.
According to Elston, Kansas City dominated third downs by converting six of 11 attempts while limiting the Jets to one of 11. The defense generated five sacks without blitzing, including two apiece from Chris Jones and George Karlaftis, though Elston notes the offense still lacked a consistent vertical downfield passing attack.
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