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Washington Commanders vs Kansas City Chiefs Match Player Stats (Oct 27, 2025)

Tied 7-7 at halftime despite four combined turnovers, Kansas City outscored Washington 21-0 in the second half to win 28-7 at GEHA Field at Arrowhead Stadium on Monday Night Football. Patrick Mahomes finished 25-of-34 for 299 yards and three touchdowns after throwing two first-half interceptions, while Travis Kelce’s third-quarter score gave him 83 career touchdown receptions for Kansas City, tying Priest Holmes for the franchise’s all-time record. Rashee Rice, back for just his second game after serving a six-game suspension, caught all nine of his targets for 93 yards and a score.



Final Score: Chiefs 28, Commanders 7

Q1Q2Q3Q4Final
Washington Commanders (3-5)07007
Kansas City Chiefs (5-3)0714728
DateMonday, October 27, 2025
Kickoff8:15 PM ET
VenueGEHA Field at Arrowhead Stadium, Kansas City, Missouri
Attendance73,569
BroadcastABC / ESPN โ€” Monday Night Football

Scoring Summary

QtrTimeTeamPlayDrive
2nd5:46Kansas CityKareem Hunt 1-yd rush (Harrison Butker kick)9 plays, 72 yds, 4:39
2nd0:58WashingtonTerry McLaurin 11-yd pass from Marcus Mariota (Matthew Wright kick)10 plays, 66 yds, 4:48
3rd10:12Kansas CityKareem Hunt 2-yd pass from Patrick Mahomes (Butker kick)8 plays, 80 yds, 4:48
3rd3:20Kansas CityTravis Kelce 10-yd pass from Mahomes (Butker kick)8 plays, 75 yds, 4:45
4th7:52Kansas CityRashee Rice 18-yd pass from Mahomes (Butker kick)13 plays, 94 yds, 7:02

Team Stats

StatWashingtonKansas City
Score728
Total Yards260432
Passing Yards (Net)200284
Rushing Yards60148
1st Downs1426
Passing 1st Downs916
Rushing 1st Downs48
Penalty 1st Downs12
3rd Down Efficiency7/124/10
4th Down Efficiency0/22/2
Total Plays5267
Yards per Play5.06.4
Total Drives89
Sacks-Yards Lost2-133-15
Red Zone (Made/Att)1/24/4
Penalties3-359-95
Fumbles Lost00
Interceptions Thrown22
Turnovers22
Time of Possession25:5734:03

Passing Stats

Patrick Mahomes โ€” Kansas City Chiefs

C/ATTYDSAVGTDINTSACKSQBRRTG
25/342998.8323-1556.4104.9

Both interceptions came in the first half. Mahomes was not picked off after halftime.

Marcus Mariota โ€” Washington Commanders

C/ATTYDSAVGTDINTSACKSQBRRTG
21/302137.1122-1355.273.3

Mariota started in place of Jayden Daniels, who was out with a hamstring injury sustained the previous week.


Rushing Stats

Kansas City Chiefs

PlayerCARYDSAVGTDLONG
Isiah Pacheco12584.8013
Kareem Hunt9404.4111
Patrick Mahomes4307.5015
Rashee Rice2126.007
Brashard Smith382.704
Team301484.9115

Washington Commanders

PlayerCARYDSAVGTDLONG
Jacory Croskey-Merritt9252.805
Marcus Mariota8283.508
Jeremy McNichols144.004
Chris Rodriguez Jr.122.002
Deebo Samuel111.001
Team20603.008

Receiving Stats

Kansas City Chiefs

PlayerRECYDSAVGTDLONGTGT
Travis Kelce69916.51388
Rashee Rice99310.31259
Xavier Worthy55310.60277
JuJu Smith-Schuster22914.50242
Noah Gray22311.50154
Kareem Hunt122.0121
Hollywood Brown00โ€”001
Team2529912.033832

Kelce’s 10-yard catch in the third quarter was his 83rd career touchdown reception for Kansas City, tying Priest Holmes for the franchise’s all-time record. Rice caught all nine of his targets.

Washington Commanders

PlayerRECYDSAVGTDLONGTGT
Jeremy McNichols56412.80246
Terry McLaurin35418.01254
Luke McCaffrey3248.00173
Ben Sinnott12222.00221
John Bates12222.00221
Zach Ertz4164.0056
Deebo Samuel3113.7066
Jaylin Lane100.0002
Jacory Croskey-Merritt00โ€”001
Team2121310.112530

McLaurin’s touchdown was initially ruled incomplete and overturned on review. He re-aggravated a quad injury late in the game.


Defensive Stats

Kansas City Chiefs

PlayerTOTSOLOSACKSTFLPDQB HTS
Chamarri Conner1050000
Drue Tranquill640000
Nick Bolton610001
Jaylen Watson430100
Jerry Tillery420000
Jeffrey Bassa420000
Leo Chenal400000
Trent McDuffie330000
Mike Danna311111
George Karlaftis311111
Bryan Cook310000
Jack Cochrane300010
Jaden Hicks220000
Chris Jones110000
Hollywood Brown110000
Joshua Williams110000
Travis Kelce100000
Mike Caliendo100000
Marlon Tuipulotu100000
Chris Roland-Wallace100000
Cooper McDonald100000
Ashton Gillotte100000
Charles Omenihu000001
Team64282334

Interceptions: Mike Danna (10 yds), Jack Cochrane (0 yds)

Washington Commanders

PlayerTOTSOLOSACKSTFLPDQB HTS
Quan Martin14100000
Bobby Wagner1070010
Jeremy Reaves760200
Mike Sainristil430000
Jordan Magee430000
Jer’Zhan Newton421002
Jalyn Holmes420000
Frankie Luvu320001
Tyler Owens320000
Javon Kinlaw310001
Jacob Martin222203
Darnell Savage220000
Trey Amos200010
Zach Ertz110000
Sheldon Day110000
Deebo Samuel110000
Daron Payne110000
Chris Rodriguez Jr.110000
Percy Butler110000
Nick Bellore100000
Eddie Goldman100000
Luke McCaffrey100000
Marshon Lattimore000010
Team71483437

Interceptions: Bobby Wagner (1 yd), Marshon Lattimore (0 yds)

Jacob Martin accounted for both Washington sacks and added three quarterback hits.


Special Teams Stats

Kicking

TeamPlayerFGPCTLONGXPPTS
Kansas CityHarrison Butker0/0โ€”โ€”4/44
WashingtonMatthew Wright0/0โ€”โ€”1/11

Matt Gay was inactive with a back injury; Matthew Wright started in his place.

Punting

TeamPlayerNOYDSAVGTBIN 20LONG
Kansas CityMatt Araiza15656.00056
WashingtonTress Way314247.30159

Kick Returns

TeamPlayerNOYDSAVGLONGTD
Kansas CityNikko Remigio24623.0300
WashingtonLuke McCaffrey13737.0370
WashingtonJaylin Lane23015.0300

Punt Returns

TeamPlayerNOYDSAVGLONGTD
Kansas CityNikko Remigio2136.5110
WashingtonJaylin Lane11414.0140

Fumbles

TeamPlayerFUMLOSTREC
WashingtonMarcus Mariota100
Kansas CityRashee Rice101
Kansas CityBrashard Smith101

Game Information

DateMonday, October 27, 2025
Kickoff8:15 PM ET
VenueGEHA Field at Arrowhead Stadium, Kansas City, Missouri
Attendance73,569
BroadcastABC / ESPN (Monday Night Football)
RefereeBrad Allen
Down JudgeSarah Thomas
Field JudgeRick Patterson
Side JudgeChad Hill
Line JudgeWalter Flowers
Back JudgeTyree Walton
UmpireMarcus Woods

Kansas City won for the ninth consecutive time against Washington, leaving the Chiefs 11-1 against the Commanders over their last 12 meetings. The last time Washington beat Kansas City was September 18, 1983.

Bobby Smith
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