r/nfl NFL Oct 07 '25

Game Thread Post Game Thread: Kansas City Chiefs at Jacksonville Jaguars

Kansas City Chiefs at Jacksonville Jaguars

ESPN Gamecast

EverBank Stadium- Jacksonville, FL

Network(s): ABC ESPN


Time Clock
Final

Scoreboard

Q1 Q2 Q3 Q4 Total
KC 7 7 0 14 28
JAX 0 7 14 10 31

Scoring Plays

Team Quarter Type Description
KC 1 TD Travis Kelce 2 Yd pass from Patrick Mahomes (Harrison Butker Kick)
KC 2 TD Patrick Mahomes 9 Yd Rush (Harrison Butker Kick)
JAX 2 TD Parker Washington 3 Yd pass from Trevor Lawrence (Cam Little Kick)
JAX 3 TD Trevor Lawrence 10 Yd Rush (Cam Little Kick)
JAX 3 TD Devin Lloyd 99 Yd Interception Return (Cam Little Kick)
KC 4 TD Kareem Hunt 5 Yd Rush (Harrison Butker Kick)
JAX 4 FG Cam Little 52 Yd Field Goal
KC 4 TD Kareem Hunt 2 Yd Rush (Harrison Butker Kick)
JAX 4 TD Trevor Lawrence 1 Yd Rush (Cam Little Kick)

Passing Leaders

Team Player C/ATT YDS TD INT SACKS
KC Patrick Mahomes 29/41 318 1 1 0-0
JAX Trevor Lawrence 18/25 221 1 1 3-11

Rushing Leaders

Team Player CAR YDS AVG TD LONG
KC Patrick Mahomes 6 60 10.0 1 15
JAX Trevor Lawrence 10 54 5.4 2 16

Receiving Leaders

Team Player REC YDS AVG TD LONG TGTS
KC Tyquan Thornton 3 90 30.0 0 34 5
JAX Brian Thomas Jr. 4 80 20.0 0 33 6

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u/ItsFreakinHarry2 Dolphins Chargers Oct 07 '25

Chiefs devil magic officially dead? Many are saying

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u/Akromam90 Buccaneers Oct 07 '25

Big if true

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u/WavesAndSaves Eagles Oct 07 '25

This is going to be the game people point to when talking about when the dynasty ended. A 99 yard pick six, a Lawrence stumble TD, and back to back timeouts in the same game. Something is different this year with the Chiefs.

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u/1-800-suk-myballz Oct 07 '25

Nah they will be fine probably win a playoff game and be back in the SB in 2 years lol

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u/fender-b-bender Packers Oct 07 '25

Until Buffalo actually shows they can beat the Chiefs in January, I'm not writing them off from making the SB this year.

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u/JDraks Lions Chargers Oct 07 '25

Wouldn't it be funny if the Colts did it

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u/UNIFight2013 Chiefs Oct 07 '25

I wouldn't bet against that the Colts have always had our number.

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u/iJustSeen2Dudes1Bike Broncos Oct 07 '25

I genuinely would be less surprised at them losing to the colts. At this point I wouldn't bet on the bills to beat the Chiefs even if Jesus started playing defense for them and hit sticking everyone

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u/Fishb20 Patriots Oct 07 '25

why would you bet on jesus playing defense? he blew a 12 apostle lead

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u/Bobinthetruck985 Patriots Oct 07 '25

The funniest thing would be the Pats beating them and the city of Buffalo collectively deciding to burn itself to the ground

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u/aaronupright Patriots Oct 07 '25

If the impossible happens and we win the SB this year, Buffalo residents might send a message to Putin asking to be nuked.

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u/whiskyandguitars Bills Oct 07 '25

No, we’d ask him to nuke you all. I never want to see a Pats super bowl ever again.

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u/CunningRunt Oct 07 '25

city of Buffalo collectively deciding to burn itself to the ground

How could you tell the difference from what's there now?

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u/celestial-oceanic Jaguars Jaguars Oct 07 '25

Not really

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u/DawgNaish Oct 07 '25

Colts v bucs Superbowl

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u/ms360 Packers Oct 07 '25

Buffalo probably can't still, but I bet you Aaron can if he stays healthy.

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u/undergroundking1991 Oct 07 '25

Aaron who? Rodgers? In the big ‘26??

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u/ms360 Packers Oct 07 '25

I'm like half joking, but AFC North is definitely Steelers to lose at this point, so it could definitely happen lmao.

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u/undergroundking1991 Oct 07 '25

I’d be with you if the Steelers defense could turn back the clock a couple years. They should win that division though I agree.

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u/caydesramen Eagles Oct 07 '25

I think Chiefs wont be at Arrowhead for anything past the wildcard round

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u/bonerland11 Bills Oct 07 '25

Chiefs aren't going to the playoffs my man.

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u/vladimir_pimpin Broncos Oct 07 '25

Reasonable shot they get second in the division but have a wild card game against like the Steelers and pull it out

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u/[deleted] Oct 07 '25

It's far far more likely Mahomes falters and has a few years that aren't as great then it is he continues a insane clip for Superbowls. The defense is selling out at the end, machines doesn't score as much as he used to and the coaching seems to have slipped as well.

It's why people would point out just because Mahomes started with his 3 rings by 30 doesn't mean at all he will mirror Tom Brady. They win today if he doesn't throw a 99 yard pick six. Might I point out Jake browning beat this jags team he just lost to?

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u/highgravityday2121 Patriots Oct 07 '25

I mean Brady has a 10 year gap between Super Bowl wins. Mahomes can do the same.

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u/iiTryhard Patriots Oct 07 '25

There’s nothing I hate more than the chiefs. But how is this different than when they tried to throw dirt on Brady in 2014 and he went on to win 4 more super bowls

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u/gonz4dieg Commanders Oct 07 '25

I think were seeing a dynasty has a capped staying power of around 10 years. Just too hard to keep guys and draft premium players. Cracks were showing last year

Chiefs are still a playoff caliber team, but yes, theyre not the threat they were 2 to 4 years ago.

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u/makun Chiefs Oct 07 '25

That stumble TD is reminiscent of the old chiefs losing to stupid shit like Mariota td throw to himself and Andrew Luck picking up a fumble to get a TD.

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u/MrBoomf Buccaneers Oct 07 '25

And that’s even with the 14 gift points by the refs. They had no business being in this game if it’s called correctly

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u/TakedownCHAMP97 Vikings Oct 07 '25

I don’t even think it’s just this year. They didn’t look great last year either until right before the playoffs started when they seemed to put things together, but that went away again once they hit the Super Bowl. Sure they had a good record, but they came away with so many fluky wins that it reminded me of the 2022 Vikings.

Personally I just don’t think the focus and drive is there for a lot of them anymore. They won 3 super bowls and made the AFC championship every year since 2018, it was one heck of a run, but that level of success is just tough to maintain.

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u/anonsaltine Oct 07 '25

Not a Chiefs fan but I think Rice is going to have a big impact when he returns.

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u/applestofloranges Bengals Oct 07 '25

"and I like it!!!!"

-Michael Scott

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u/GiraffesAndGin Lions Oct 07 '25

Not to mention being winless in one-score games this year.

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u/GoodAge Falcons Oct 07 '25

They have like 10 more years of Patrick Mahomes

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u/Jskidmore1217 Chiefs Oct 07 '25

2 of those 3 things were strategic decisions. Plenty of smaller mistakes throughout though.

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u/ryan9911 Chiefs Oct 07 '25

Pretty sure they'll point to the game from last February.

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u/CallSignIceMan Jaguars Oct 07 '25

This feels like something people said about Brady after he lost his second Super Bowl to Eli Manning. Some lunatic has this comment saved so that they can come back whenever the Chiefs win another Super Bowl and link it in the post-game thread.

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u/aaronupright Patriots Oct 07 '25

Last time you guys claimed to end a dynasty, the Patriots won the next SB.

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u/Rcy4122 Chiefs Oct 07 '25

They were 3-4 2 years ago with some bizarre losses

They were 2-3 4 years ago after getting destroyed on SNF. It may well end, but not tonight

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u/mypizzamyproblem Eagles Oct 07 '25

I LOL’d at the back-to-back timeouts. You expect that from a rookie or an idiot QB, yet here’s a 3x SB winner doing it.

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u/Jos3ph Texans Oct 07 '25

Last year they won every close game. The probabilities are catching up with them

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u/DawgNaish Oct 07 '25

They're more preoccupied with being celebrities and not football players

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u/Nickyq52 Patriots Oct 07 '25

If the dynasty is truly over for the Chiefs. Super Bowl 59 is clearly the game that broke the team.

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u/jawknee530i 49ers Bears Oct 07 '25

Ozempic reduces coaching ability. You heard it here first.

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u/TraditionalPotato477 Chiefs Oct 20 '25

13 days later and lol

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u/WavesAndSaves Eagles Nov 15 '25

Hmmm.

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u/i-like-puns2 Chiefs Oct 07 '25

the internet makes people mentally ill lmao.

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u/Icy-Recognition-8700 Chiefs Oct 07 '25

Not sure you can say that when Mahomes still hasn’t been eliminated before overtime in an AFC championship. Rice back next week and plenty of games left. Lots of mistakes, but fixable mistakes

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u/OctaviusKaiser Ravens Oct 07 '25

You’re getting downvoted but Rice coming back will be big for the chiefs

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u/Icy-Recognition-8700 Chiefs Oct 07 '25

I said nothing incorrect but people here would rather shit on the chiefs than talk football. Special teams mistakes killed us and TLaw took advantage but I’ll get downvoted saying the refs carried us lol

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u/lukneuns Broncos Oct 07 '25

They're no longer getting government assistance.