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Chiefs beat Raiders 30-27 with three fourth-quarter touchdowns

Kansas City beat Las Vegas 30-27 on 4 October 2026 after trailing 13-10 at halftime. Raiders coach Klint Kubiak had told CBS at the break, "We're going to win the game."

2 outlets · 0L · 0C · 2R First reported Account updated
Image: Fox News
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The story, neutrally told

Right · 2The Kansas City Chiefs beat the Las Vegas Raiders 30-27 on Sunday 4 October 2026 at Allegiant Stadium, scoring three touchdowns in the fourth quarter. Right · 2Las Vegas led 13-10 at halftime. Raiders head coach Klint Kubiak told CBS sideline reporter Tracy Wolfson, "We're going to win the game." After the game Kubiak said, "That's how I felt, so I just said what I felt." Right · 2Early in the third quarter, kicker Matt Gay made a 41-yard field goal, but the Chiefs were flagged for illegal formation. Kubiak accepted the penalty, which wiped out the kick, and went for it on fourth-and-2 from the Chiefs 18. Kirk Cousins' pass to Ashton Jeanty was incomplete. Kubiak said, "I don't regret it. I regret not getting it."

Right · 2The Raiders led 13-10 entering the fourth quarter. Fox News says they had not allowed a fourth-quarter point in their first three games. Right · 2Kenneth Walker ran for a career-high 177 yards and scored two of the fourth-quarter touchdowns. Patrick Mahomes went 15 of 30 for 225 yards and two touchdowns, and Cousins threw for 365 yards and two scores, according to IJR. Right · 1Fox News says the game went to the final play. It says officials ruled a completion on what it calls a Las Vegas incomplete pass and did not ask for replay in the final seconds, and that Cousins then threw a game-ending interception. Both teams entered the game 3-0.

Right · 1IJR also reports that Chiefs coach Andy Reid benched Kingsley Suamataia for Mike Caliendo, saying it was "between Kingsley and I." It says Rashee Rice left with a hamstring injury on the Chiefs' second drive.

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Framing
Both outlets lead with Kubiak's halftime prediction and the Chiefs' comeback. IJR gives a compact factual recap. Fox News (OutKick) runs a column that mocks the prediction and criticises Kubiak's fourth-down decision.
Emphasis
The failed prediction, the decision to decline the field goal, Walker's 177 yards and the Chiefs' fourth-quarter scoring. IJR adds injuries and Reid's benching of Suamataia. Fox News adds the officiating on the final play.
Leaves out or plays down
Neither outlet is from the left or centre, so no comparison is possible. Fox News gives few stats beyond Walker's. IJR does not mention the officiating dispute.
Charged language
“Joe Namath you are not”“slip of the personality”“writing verbal checks his team cannot fund”“account-draining team”
For example
“Sorry, Klint, but Joe Namath you are not.” — Fox News
“it is also going to make him look bad if he keeps writing verbal checks his team cannot fund” — Fox News
“Chiefs Rally Past Raiders 30-27 After Kubiak Guarantee” — IJR