The Kansas City Chiefs secured a narrow 26-25 victory over the Cincinnati Bengals, thanks to a last-minute field goal from Harrison Butker, marking their second win of the season. Despite the win, tight end Travis Kelce expressed concerns regarding the offense, highlighting the need for improvement to match the strong performance of the defense, which recorded three sacks, a touchdown, and a fumble recovery during the game. Kelce acknowledged his own struggles, managing only one catch, which ended his remarkable streak of at least three catches in 114 consecutive games. Quarterback Patrick Mahomes praised the Bengals' defensive strategy against Kelce, noting that they will eventually find a way to improve their offensive synergy. The Chiefs' ability to win despite not playing at their best raises questions about their long-term performance as they chase another Super Bowl title.