Washington Commanders Vs Kansas City Chiefs Match Player Stats
Marcus Mariota of the Washington Commanders completed an impressive 230-yard performance with two touchdowns and two interceptions, a key highlight in Washington Commanders Vs Kansas City Chiefs Match Player Stats. Washington held Kansas City to just 7 points in the first half—their lowest total since Week 10 of 2024—while committing no first-half penalties, an achievement reached only for the second time this season.
| Date | Winner | Score | Key Player (Commanders) | Commanders Stats | Key Player (Chiefs) | Chiefs Stats |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| 12 Oct 2025 | Commanders | WAS 24–21 KC | Marcus Mariota | 230 YDS, 2 TD, 2 INT | Patrick Mahomes | 250+ YDS, 2 INT |
| 12 Oct 2025 | Commanders | WAS 24–21 KC | Brian Robinson Jr. | 85 rush YDS, TD | Travis Kelce | 7 REC, 90 YDS |
| 17 Oct 2021 | Chiefs | KC 31–13 WAS | Taylor Heinicke | 182 YDS, TD | Patrick Mahomes | 397 YDS, 2 TD |
| 02 Nov 2017 | Chiefs | KC 29–20 WAS | Kirk Cousins | 220+ YDS, 2 TD | Kareem Hunt | 100+ YDS, TD |
| 08 Dec 2013 | Chiefs | KC 45–10 WAS | Robert Griffin III | Passing effort | Jamaal Charles | 150+ total YDS, TD |
QB Marcus Mariota
Washington’s Marcus Mariota completed 21 of 30 passes for 230 yards, one touchdown, and two interceptions – his 155 passing yards in the first half were his highest total in any half this season; he was also sacked twice and fumbled once, which tied his career high of three fumbles per game. Washington held Kansas City to seven first half points – their lowest total this year or home since Week 4 2024! No penalties were committed either; The Chiefs have scored just seven first quarter points total this season while having yet to score during any quarter this year or scoring any second quarter points this year!
RB Kareem Hunt
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Washington had zero penalties in the first quarter for the first time this season and held Kansas City to only seven points in the first half, led by RB Jeremy McNichols’ four yard reception and leading him with 64 receiving yards on the season.
WR John Bates
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Patrick Mahomes of Kansas City made history today as he threw two interceptions in one first half, marking his first multi-interception performance since 2023. Meanwhile, Washington Commanders defense held Kansas City to seven first half points – their lowest home total this season and marking their first shutout against an away opponent this season.
TE Travis Kelce
Kelce excelled in both football and basketball at his high school before opting to focus on football as his chosen profession. Although recruited as a quarterback by several schools, he changed positions during a redshirt season in 2008. A failed drug test resulted in one-year suspension from college but Jason helped convince the coach to give Kelce another chance by lobbying on his behalf.
Kelce was selected by the Kansas City Chiefs in the third round of 2013 NFL draft and has contributed to three Super Bowl victories (LIV, LVII and LVIII) during his time with them.
He owns 77 career receiving touchdowns – the most among any Kansas City player – while Patrick Mahomes and Kelce share 54 touchdown connections, setting an NFL record. Kelce also holds the franchise record for most first down receptions in a single season at 1,336 and holds second-most career touchdown receptions among tight ends in NFL history. In his spare time, he hosts a popular sports and culture podcast alongside brother Jason Kelce as well as appearing both scripted and reality television programs.
TE Cordy Glenn
Cordy Glenn hails from Riverdale, Georgia and played college football at Georgia. Since joining the Commanders this season he has started in all 16 games at both left tackle and right guard without giving up a sack or quarterback hit, blocking for an offensive running game which has amassed over 400 yards rushing on its debut season. In Washington’s 28-7 loss against Kansas City Chiefs they held Kansas City to seven first half points for only the second time this season while intercepting Patrick Mahomes twice; marking first time Mahomes had ever been intercepted twice and first time ever seen from them this season! This also marks first time ever Mahomes had ever had two interceptions recorded against him – marking first time both had seen this feat occur and they had recorded two interceptions in one game for their inaugural performance this year!
WR Dee Milliner
Dee Milliner was drafted by the New York Jets in the first round of 2013 NFL Draft as an Alabama Crimson Tide cornerback, after earning two All-American and first team All-State honors for Alabama’s highest high school division (6A). During his sophomore season he intercepted three passes while breaking up eight others.
He was part of Alabama national championship teams in 2009 and 2012.
Though overshadowed by teammates like Dre Kirkpatrick, Milliner has proven enough to warrant consideration as a top cornerback prospect. His combination of size, athleticism and change-of-direction ability makes him an extremely flexible defender.
As a senior, he earned a place on both the 6A ASWA All-State team and Under Armour All-American squads, in addition to earning first team All-Metro recognition as well. At Stanhope Elmore High School in Millbrook, Alabama – where he excelled both football and track – earning All-State and All-Metro accolades simultaneously.
RB Tyreek Hill
The Commanders limited Kansas City to just seven points in the first half, the lowest total allowed since Week 4 of 2024. Washington also recorded no first-half penalties – an AFL record! CB Marshon Lattimore intercepted Chiefs QB Patrick Mahomes twice during this first half alone – the most ever seen by an opposing defense this season against Mahomes.
Hill suffered an apparent knee injury in Monday night’s 27-21 victory against the Jets, and will remain at a local hospital overnight to undergo further evaluation, according to NFL Network Insider Tom Pelissero. Hill is likely to miss the rest of this season due to multiple torn ligaments in his dislocated knee that will require surgical repair.
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WR Tyreek Hill
Washington made history when they intercepted Kansas City Chiefs quarterback Patrick Mahomes twice during the first half, marking an all-time first half interceptions total versus any team this season and holding Kansas City to just seven points during it – their lowest total since Week 4 2023 in their home games!
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Tyreek Hill, an accomplished American football wide receiver for the Kansas City Chiefs in the National Football League (NFL), first entered as a punt returner, but quickly established himself as an elite wideout – being selected to eight Pro Bowls during his eight season tenure with Kansas City and helping lead them to victory at Super Bowl LIV.
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