translated from Spanish: Chiefs go back and beat Texans and go for the AFC title

Kansas City — The figure of young quarterback Patrick Mahomes further elevated his courage by becoming the great figure that on Sunday allowed his Kansas City Chiefs team to climb a 0-24 disadvantage and beat the Houston Texans in game 2 of the American Conference Divisional Round (AFC). Mahomes, the nfl’s current Most Valuable Player (MVP), who finished the game with five scoring passes, managed four of them in just 10 minutes of the second period, the second player to do so in a playoff game in National Football League (NFL) history.

The first to do so was African-American quarterback Doug Williams, in Super Bowl XXII, who won the Washington Redskins 42-10 to the Broncos of Denver.La Chiefs’ victory (13-4) allowing them to replay the AFC Championship game again for the second consecutive season, who this year will play the Tennessee Titans, who came off last night by beating the Baltimore Ravens 12-28 by 12-28.Both teams will have the opportunity to seek the ticket to Super Bowl LIV, which is going to be played February 2 at Miami’s Hard Rock Stadium.

SEVEN consecutive drives ending in a touchdown! – STORY — Kansas City Chiefs (@Chiefs)
January 13, 2020

After going down 24-0 with 10:58 for playing in the second period, after Texans kicker Ka’imi Fairbairn hit a 31-yard field goal, The Chiefs began their reaction with a 58-yard kickoff kickback from open receiver Macole Hardman to 42-yard-yard houston.Mahomes threw a 25-yard pass to the closed wing Travis Kelce to 17 in the Texans and then added his first scoring submission by connecting with runner Damien Williams on a 17-yard play that gave the Chiefs’ first touchdown (7-24). If 24-year-old Mahomes, a Tyler, Texas native, began his offensive display, the Chiefs’ defense also raised their level of prominence by slowing the Texans’ attack.
His work allowed Mahomes to get the ball back in his hands and required only three plays to cut the lead, reconnecting with Kelce on a five-yard touchdown pass with 8:05 minutes to play in the first half. Once, the Texans’ special teams did not respond at key moments when they lost a ball on the corresponding kickoff return and prepared Mahomes’ third six-yard scoring to Kelce to bring the Chiefs closer to the 21-24 and 6:37 minutes of a 21-24 and 6:37 minutes to play before going to half-time. The Kansas City team was pitched, had regained the moment, and Mahomes made the most of it after finding their preferred target, Kelce, in the final zone in five-yard pass and giving the Chiefs the first lead of the 28-24 partial game, the same one that came to half after Fairbairn missed a 51-yard field goal on the last play of the first half.
Nothing changed in the second part, with the Chiefs increasing the lead in the third period when Williams scored in a one-yard run to put 34-24 on the slate and minutes later, he scored again, now in a five-yard run and increasing it to 41-24.While the Texans’ quarterback Deshaun, Watson tried to make the Houston team react by approaching them 41-31 with a five-yard stroke touchdown.

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But it was all a slight mirage because the Chiefs took off for good with Mahomes’ fifth touchdown pass, eight yards to the closed wing Blake Bell and a field goal from kicker Harrison Butker with 8:10 for playing in the fourth period. The Chiefs confirmed their favorite status to victory and left their inconsistency of the first quarter, with several mistakes made as a statistics anecdote, including two passes thrown at third chance, which allowed the Texans to take an early and surprise lead.
Watson opened the slate by finding open receiver Kenny Stills on a 54-yard touchdown pass and Houston went 14-0 when cornerer Lonnie Johnson returned the ball to the final zone after blocking a Chiefs clearance kick.The Texans went up 24-0 with Watson’s second touchdown pass, Watson’ second touchdown pass, Watson, four yards to the closed wing Darren Fells and with a 31-yard field goal from Fairbairn, which also failed to give the Houston team the points they needed more than ever before concluding the first half.
Watson finished the game with 31 completed passes from 52 attempts for 388 yards, two scoring shipments, no interceptions, knocked him down four times of 26 chances and placed the pin rate at 95.7. While he also advanced 37 yards ashore on six hauls he made with the ball.

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