Kansas City secured a 22-6 victory over the Los Angeles Chargers on Sunday, fueled by a dominant rushing attack and steady quarterback play. The game, held at the Chiefs’ home stadium, extended Kansas City’s undefeated streak to 5-0 while leaving the Chargers winless at 0-6.

Kansas City’s running back Walker was a central figure in the victory, rushing for 128 yards and scoring two touchdowns on the ground. His 33-yard touchdown run early in the first quarter set the tone for the Chiefs’ offense, which continued to emphasize the run throughout the game. Walker also added a two-yard touchdown run in the second quarter.

Quarterback Patrick Mahomes contributed a balanced passing effort, completing 23 of 30 attempts for 272 yards. Mahomes’ efficiency helped the Chiefs sustain drives and control the game tempo, although Kansas City leaned heavily on its rushing game to capitalize in the red zone.

The Chiefs opened scoring with a 44-yard field goal by kicker Butker early in the first quarter and later added a 50-yard field goal just before halftime. Butker also contributed a 30-yard field goal in the fourth quarter, helping to extend the lead.

The Chargers struggled to mount sustained offensive drives throughout the contest. Their offense managed only two field goals on the day, both kicked by Dicker from 23 and 30 yards respectively. Los Angeles failed to reach the end zone, highlighting difficulties in converting scoring opportunities.

Defensively, Kansas City contained the Chargers’ offense, limiting them to six points and forcing the opposition into field goal attempts instead of touchdowns. The defense’s ability to contain the Chargers’ attack was a key factor in maintaining control.

With this win, Kansas City strengthens its position early in the season, maintaining an unblemished record as it looks ahead to the remainder of the schedule. Los Angeles, meanwhile, faces mounting pressure to find offensive consistency as it searches for its first victory.