Raimann's Colts rejoice

Colts and Raimann also beat the Steelers

Patrick Mahomes plays the pass to Travis Kelce.

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The Kansas City Chiefs remain unbeaten in the current NFL season. The Super Bowl winners of the last two years won the game against the LA Chargers on Sunday 17-10 after trailing 10-0. It was the fourth win in the fourth game for the team led by quarterback star Patrick Mahomes. The 29-year-old Mahomes scored a touchdown himself and threw for 245 yards.

Rookie Xavier Worthy scored the second touchdown for the Chiefs and Travis Kelce also had a good game. The boyfriend of pop superstar Taylor Swift caught seven balls for a total of 89 yards. "I'm proud of our guys for keeping up so well. It could have gone very differently, but the guys supported each other," Chiefs coach Andy Reid said.

Andy Reid

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Rice injured
However, the Chiefs had to cope with a bitter loss in Inglewoood. Their wide receiver Rashee Rice suffered a serious knee injury in a collision with Mahomes and could now miss the rest of the season. "I feel for Rashee because he's had a fantastic year. We're hoping for the best," Reid said. The Chiefs want to become the first football team in history to win the Super Bowl three times in a row.

The Buffalo Bills, on the other hand, suffered their first defeat of the season with a 10:35 loss at the Baltimore Ravens. Running back Derrick Henry scored an 87-yard touchdown run on the first play of the game, setting a Ravens record for the 30-year-old. Quarterback Lamar Jackson threw two touchdowns in the second win of the season, with the playmaker himself running into the end zone once.

Colts win thriller against Steelers
The Indianapolis Colts had previously celebrated their second win in the fourth game of the season. Bernhard Raimann's team followed up their success over the Chicago Bears with a 27:24 win over the previously unbeaten Pittsburgh Steelers. The Colts, led by the Austrian offensive line player, were always in front, but the Steelers made it exciting once again with a stronger second half. Colts quarterback Anthony Richardson had to leave the game early due to a hip injury, while veteran Joe Flacco (39) led "Indy" to victory with two touchdown passes.

It is unclear whether Richardson will be able to play against the still winless Jacksonville Jaguars next Sunday. However, the 22-year-old watched the rest of the game against the Steelers in full gear on the sideline. Running back star Jonathan Taylor also had to leave the field shortly before the end due to an ankle injury.