The problem with the Chiefs is that one side of the ball is not enough. The Panthers offense was brilliant, scoring almost all the time. The problem was their defense, which admit

In a season full of dramatic endings for the Kansas City Chiefs, Week 12 delivered came to another harrowing conclusion when the defending Super Bowl champions defeated the Carolina Panthers on a walk-off field goal by kicker Spencer Shrader.

They didn't win, but the Carolina Panthers nearly upset the two-time defending Super Bowl champion Chiefs during their Week 12 matchup. A big reason why was the play of quarterback Bryce Young, who led Carolina on six scoring drives that included a game-tying scoring drive with under two minutes left.

Despite their woes, the Chiefs remain in the AFC's catbird seat through 12 weeks, sitting at 10-1 on the 2024 season. They're on a short week coming up, returning home to Kansas City's Arrowhead Stadium for a Black Friday matchup versus the Las Vegas Raiders. Kickoff is set for 3:00 p.m. on Amazon Prime Video.

Patrick Mahomes and the Kansas City Chiefs defeated the Carolina Panthers 30-27 in Week 12, advancing to 10-1 on the season. Following the win, Chiefs head coach Andy Reid spoke with the media, sharing his thoughts on Mahomes' performance. He believed Mahomes had a "big day" against Carolina, crediting his feel for the game.

“On the game’s opening kickoff, RB Samaje Perine recorded a 56-yard return to the Panthers 41-yard line. Three plays later, the Chiefs scored a touchdown to put up the first points of the game. The return marked a career-long kickoff return for Perine. He ended today’s game with 128 all-purpose yards (104 kick return, 13 rushing and 11 receiving).”