For four quarters and a bit of extra time, Sunday night at Arrowhead felt less like a football game and more like a tug-of-war.
The Indianapolis Colts came out swinging, landed the first punch, and forced the Kansas City Chiefs to play from behind. Patrick Mahomes and the Chiefs answered, but every time Kansas City looked ready to seize control, Indianapolis responded. The lead changed hands, momentum swung back and forth and neither side could create the kind of separation that usually settles a game before the fourth quarter.
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