Chiefs and Broncos locked in 6-6 halftime showdown
The match between the Denver Broncos and Kansas City Chiefs ended in a 6-6 tie at halftime. Both teams struggled offensively, resulting in a defensive showdown that left fans wanting more.
First Half Highlights
In a game filled with challenges, the first half statistics reflected the lack of offensive efficiency. The teams collectively managed just 12 points, 239 total yards, and faced multiple setbacks.
- Punts: 5
- Sacks: 4
- Penalties: 9
- Third Down Conversions: 4-for-14
- Red Zone Efficiency: 0-for-4
Scoring Summary
The Broncos took an early lead with two field goals from Wil Lutz, kicking from 29 and 24 yards. Denver’s initial drives stalled at the Kansas City 11 and 6-yard lines, contributing to their 6-0 advantage.
However, the Broncos’ offense struggled in the latter part of the half, amassing only 88 total yards. They executed just 10 plays for a mere 24 yards on their subsequent possessions.
Chiefs’ Response
Kansas City countered with two field goals of their own, both executed by Harrison Butker from 31 yards. The Chiefs found themselves near the end zone but were limited to short gains, resulting in field-goal attempts instead of touchdowns.
- Total Yards for Chiefs: 151
- Patrick Mahomes: 17-of-24, 125 yards
- Hollywood Brown: 4 receptions, 40 yards
- Kareem Hunt: 39 yards on 8 carries
Josh Simmons marked his return to the lineup, starting at left tackle after stepping away for personal reasons. The first half concluded with both teams tied at 6-6, setting the stage for a competitive second half.
