NFL: Travis Kelce scores four touchdowns as Kansas City Chiefs reel in Las Vegas Raiders

Patrick Mahomes threw for 292 yards, including four touchdown passes to tight end Travis Kelce, as hosts Kansas City Chiefs continued their mastery of the Las Vegas Raiders by holding on for a 30-29 victory.

Kelce became the first player in 'Monday Night Football' history to catch four touchdown passes, and he tied the franchise's single-game record for any player. It was also the most ever by a Kansas City tight end as he helped the Chiefs overcome a 17-0 deficit.

Mahomes threw scoring strikes of 1, 4, 8 and 1 yards as the Chiefs (4-1) defeated the Raiders (1-4) for the ninth time in the teams' past 10 meetings after stopping Las Vegas' two-point conversion run just inches from the goal line with 4:27 remaining.

Marquez Valdes-Scantling had six receptions for 90 yards for Kansas City, while Kelce finished with seven catches for 25 yards. Jerick McKinnon rushed for a team-high 53 yards on eight carries in the Chiefs' 14th win over the Raiders in the past 16 meetings.

FOUR TDs for @Tkelce ‼️