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The Kansas City Chiefs secured a dominating 22-6 victory over the Los Angeles Chargers in the Week 6 game. The Chiefs impressed the fanbase by limiting the Chargers’ offense to just two field goals. However, not every Chiefs player could…

Kansas City Chiefs defensive tackle Chris Jones could face a potential $17,911 fine from the NFL after being penalized for roughing the passer against Los Angeles Chargers quarterback Justin Herbert. The penalty occurred late in the fourth quarter when Jones made contact with Herbert's head and neck area on a fourth-down throw during Kansas City's 22-6 victory.
Earlier in the game, Jones was involved in a visible sideline argument with defensive line coach Joe Cullen during the second quarter. Despite the tension and the late flag, Jones recorded a shared sack with Peter Woods and recovered a fumble as the Chiefs' defense held Los Angeles to two field goals.
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