The Kansas City Chiefs continue their undefeated streak this season with three close-shave victories in three games, ultimately defeating the Atlanta Falcons on Sunday night. Despite facing challenges in the red zone, where they have scored touchdowns on only 44% of their trips inside the 20-yard line, the Chiefs managed to secure the win. The game came down to the wire, with the Chiefs relying on their defense, including a crucial fourth-down stop by Nick Bolton to clinch the victory.

While the Chiefs' offense has faced limitations, including the underwhelming performance of tight end Travis Kelce, quarterback Patrick Mahomes remains a standout player on the field. Mahomes boasts an impressive record of 77-22 in the regular season as a starting quarterback, winning seven out of every nine games he plays. Despite the offensive struggles, undrafted rookie RB Carson Steele and wide receiver Rashee Rice stepped up to contribute to the team's success against the Falcons.

One key area of concern for the Chiefs is their red zone scoring efficiency, with Kelce notably yet to score a touchdown this season. The team's reliance on field goals and their struggles to convert red zone opportunities highlight an area for improvement as they aim to maintain their winning streak. Despite not performing at their peak, the Chiefs' ability to come out victorious even in challenging games underscores their resilience and determination to secure wins in the NFL.