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When the second half resumed, the tide began to turn. The Chiefs, led by star quarterback Patrick Mahomes, extended their lead to 13-0 with a touchdown by DeAndre Hopkins in the red zone. But the Chargers weren’t finished. On a daring fourth down call, they found Josh Palmer for a crucial first down, eventually closing the gap with Gus Edwards rushing it into the end zone, making it 13-7.
The momentum shifted dramatically when Herbert returned to orchestrate a remarkable offensive drive. Connecting with Quinton Johnston in the back of the end zone put the Chargers ahead, showcasing both Herbert’s resilience and talent.