Travis Kelce's four touchdowns help Chiefs secure comeback win over Raiders

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The Las Vegas Raiders got off to a hot start on the road, but it was the home team, the Kansas City Chiefs, rallying behind Travis Kelce’s four touchdowns to win this AFC West battle, 30-29. 

Kelce didn’t light it up in yard total, but he came through for quarterback Patrick Mahomes in the red zone. Their connection is legend at this point in the NFL, and that was on full display as Kelce converted every touchdown Kansas City scored on the night. 

But the Raiders didn’t go out without a fight. Derek Carr found Davante Adams for his second long touchdown of the game, a 48-yard catch with two defenders draped on him to make it 30-29. Las Vegas went for two but Josh Jacobs was stopped at the 1-yard line to leave the lead in the Chiefs’ favor. 

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Patrick Mahomes #15 of the Kansas City Chiefs passes during the 1st half of the game a at Arrowhead Stadium on October 10, 2022 in Kansas City, Missouri. (Jason Hanna/Getty Images)

The Raiders had a chance to push it down the field for one last drive to win, but Carr couldn’t convert on fourth down as Adams and Hunter Renfrow collided while running their routes. 

Adams finished with three receptions for 124 yards and two touchdowns, though he was furious, slamming his helmet on the sideline after that play. 

Kelce set a Chiefs tight end record with those four touchdowns but finished the game with just 25 yards on his seven receptions. 

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Mahomes did work in the second half, collecting 194 yards and three touchdowns to Kelce. He finished the night with