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Hey, everybody.

I'm Will Sova.

And these are your good morning football headlines from NFL Network.

Well, the Chiefs look like they were toasts.

They were trailing 10-9 at halftime for the division rivals to Broncos.

But of course, of course, Patrick Mahomes

rally in KC and finished with 318 passing yards and a touchdown. Mahomes saying his team

is prepared for close games, especially now as the regular season is winding down.

We're just battle tested. I mean, we've played in a lot of tight football games. We have to find ways to win. Obviously, we didn't play the way we wanted to as far as in the red zone of executing and scoring touchdown instead of field goals. But in this league, you have to find a way to win. Every single team is going to bring their best shot and have a chance to beat you. And as long as you come out to win in the end, it doesn't have to be pretty. And I thought the guys did a great job of battling today and finding a way.

They definitely found a way, and so did Travis Kelsey. After his eight catches for 136 yards,

Kelsey became the first tight end to eclipse 1,000 receiving yards and five consecutive seasons.

Though rookie running back Clyde Edwards Lair was active, he did not receive a touch.

Head coach Andy Reid saying the rookie back lost weight because of a stomach virus that has ailed him.

Levy on Bell started in his place and finished as the team's leading rusher with 11 carries for 40 yards.

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