The Kansas City Chiefs are 2-0 after a wild 33-30 win over the Indianapolis Colts on Sunday at Arrowhead.
The teams went to overtime at 27-27. After the Chiefs kicked a field goal on their first drive in the extra period, it appeared as if they might have won the game on a Laquon Treadwell fumble.
The Colts veteran wideout caught a long pass from Daniel Jones and attempted to stay on his feet to gain more yardage.
He had the ball popped from his arms and Kansas City recovered, or so it thought.
The officials said the call on the field was a fumble and the Chiefs had recovered.
However, a review found L'Jarius Sneed had grazed Treadwell's hip and that was enough for down by contact.
Jones goes deep to Treadwell! After review it's ruled he was down
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The Colts kicked a field goal to tie the game at 30.
We are all tied up at 30 with 3:11 remaining in OT
— NFL (@NFL) September 21, 2026
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That left too much time on the clock for Patrick Mahomes and he drove KC 46 yards over the final 3:11.
Harrison Butker came on to kick his second field goal of overtime -- and fourth of the game -- to give the Chiefs the victory.
Harrison Butker wins it for the @Chiefs! pic.twitter.com/OVT4kr1PlD
— NFL (@NFL) September 21, 2026
Despite the valiant effort, Indianapolis now 0-2 heading into a home game in Week 3 against the 0-2 Houston Texans.
This article originally appeared on Touchdown Wire: Chiefs top Colts on Harrison Butker field goal as time expires in OT
