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Patrick Mahomes made his long-awaited return to the field Monday night, and Kansas City wasted no time making a statement. Playing his first game since tearing his ACL in December, Mahomes ran in the opening touchdown and threw for two more, leading the Chiefs to a dominant thirty-one to ten blowout over the Denver Broncos at Arrowhead.
And Mahomes wasn't doing it alone. New running back Kenneth Walker III, fresh off a three-year deal worth up to forty-five million dollars, made his Chiefs debut count, giving Kansas City exactly the ground threat they've been missing. Walker powered through Denver's defense and looked every bit worth that investment from the opening drive.
Meanwhile, in the middle of all that offensive firepower, Travis Kelce quietly added another chapter to his legacy. The veteran tight end surpassed Jason Witten Monday night to move into second place all time in receiving yards at the position. Only Tony Gonzalez stands ahead of him now, and Kelce is showing no signs of slowing down.
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