Mahomes and Walker Shine, Butker Hits Winning 40-Yarder as Chiefs Beat Colts 33-30 in OT – WTOP News
- On Sunday, September 20, 2026, the Indianapolis Colts lost 33-30 to the Kansas City Chiefs in overtime, with head coach Shane Steichen facing scrutiny for electing to kick off and settling for a game-tying field goal.
- Steichen justified his choice to kick off, explaining he preferred knowing exactly what his offense needed to score rather than granting quarterback Patrick Mahomes four downs on every possession.
- Facing fourth-and-8 at the 15-yard line, Steichen kept his offense on the field before telling quarterback Daniel Jones, "If you love it, man, let's go at it. But if it's not the right look... let's kick the field goal here."
- Harrison Butker's 40-yard field goal secured the win for the Kansas City Chiefs, dropping the Indianapolis Colts to 0-2 during a season co-owner Carlie Irsay-Gordon described as critical.
- The Colts will attempt to end their nine-game losing streak next week against AFC South rival Houston Texans, needing to address defensive lapses in tackling and alignment to avoid a third loss.
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