Chiefs Defeat Commanders 28-7 Extending Winning Streak

In the Week 8 NFL game at Arrowhead Stadium, the Kansas City Chiefs defeated the Washington Commanders 28-7, overcoming a tied halftime score of 7-7 with a dominant second half. The Chiefs scored three consecutive touchdowns in the second half with long drives of 80, 75, and 94 yards, while the Commanders' offense struggled, partly due to injuries to key starters Laremy Tunsil, Terry McLaurin, and Javon Kinlaw, all of whom did not return to the game. Washington's defense performed well in the first half, forcing two interceptions and limiting third-down conversions, but could not maintain the momentum. The loss marked the Commanders' third consecutive defeat and their ninth straight loss to the Chiefs, extending the longest current NFL winning streak by one team over another. The Commanders have never won a game in Kansas City, holding an 0-6 record there. Despite a promising start and solid defensive performance initially, Washington was overwhelmed by Kansas City's offense in the latter half, with the Chiefs continuing their dominance in this matchup.