Falcons vs. Chiefs live updates, score, highlights from ‘Sunday Night Football’ Week 3

The Kansas City Bosses will attempt to remain hot in Hotlanta versus the Atlanta Hawks on "Sunday Night Football."

 

Patrick Mahomes and the Bosses got away from Sharpened stone Arena in Week 2 with a success over AFC rival Cincinnati. Buried in discussion, the Bengals committed a pass impedance punishment to gotten the Bosses ready to later boot the game-dominating field objective through the uprights.
The Bosses face an extreme rival in the Hawks. After the Hawks were smothered in Week 1 by the Steelers, they returned with a somewhat late success over the Birds. Kirk Cousins didn't look very himself in the matchup, however he drove the Hawks down the field when they required it most. He associated with Drake London for the tying score, and Younghoe Koo thumped through the additional highlight start to lead the pack.

Unintentionally, Mahomes hasn't exactly seemed to be himself right now, all things considered. With a couple of captures in the Bosses' matchup versus the Bengals, the double cross MVP looked human. The Hawks will trust that is the form of Mahomes their upstart safeguard faces come Sunday night.
USA TODAY Sports will give live updates, features and more from the Week 3 "Sunday Night Football" matchup between the Bosses and Hawks.

Birds of prey halted on fourth down... once more
The Birds of prey ran the ball on fourth-and-inches yet mysteriously chose not to go up the center. They ran a sluggish creating Bijan Robinson run off of left tackle, however linebacker Scratch Bolton shot the hole and handled him for a 3-yard misfortune.

Bosses whistled for key punishments on drive
The Bosses have previously been called for three punishments on the Hawks' drive: an unlawful hands to the face call, a pass obstruction call and a pony collar tackle call.
The pass impedance call was sketchy, best case scenario, yet the pony collar tackle was authentic. That puts the Hawks inside the 25-yard line and taking steps to score.

 

Patrick Mahomes can't interface with Xavier Commendable, compelling three-and-out
The Bosses had a third-and-2 on the drive after the turnover on downs yet Mahomes didn't have all the earmarks of being in total agreement as Commendable on the passing play. The new kid on the block recipient cut his course off and keeping in mind that Mahomes figured he would go on across the field.
The Bosses drop-kicked, trying the Birds of prey an opportunity to mount out ahead drive with 2:26 left in guideline.
Birds of prey can't change over on fourth-and-5 from Bosses 6-yard line

 

Atlanta walked 83 yards on a 15-play drive however neglected to get into the end-zone to retake the lead. Kirk Cousins changed over a fourth-down prior in the drive with a decent pass to Drake London, yet his endeavors to rehash that accomplishment within the 10-yard line missed the mark.
The drive was not without debate, as it seemed Kyle Pitts was slowed down by security Bryan Cook on third-and-5 from the 6-yard line. The authorities gulped their whistles in spite of Cook neglecting to get his head around and having his arm around Pitts like he was his prom date.
Matt Araiza makes incredible catch on high snap, moves dropkick away
Araiza saved the Bosses from calamity after they went three-and-out to open the final quarter. Long snapper James Winchester sent the ball high to the punter, who made an incredible jumping play to catch the ball.

 

In addition to the fact that Araiza prevented a security, however he likewise drop-kicked the ball down to the Hawks' 10-yard line. Atlanta will be upheld as it hopes to mount a second successive final quarter rebound.
Bosses versus Birds of prey score: Hawks inch nearer with long field objective
Koo tied his vocation long field objective make by boring a 54-yarder to slice Kansas City's lead to 22-17.
The Bosses figured out how to stop the Birds of prey's drive thanks to a few intriguing tensions dialed up be protective facilitator Steve Spagnuolo. In the mean time, Kirk Cousins kept on showing great science with wide collector Darnell Mooney, who he hit for a 17-yard gain to get Atlanta into field objective reach.
End of second from last quarter: Bosses lead Birds of prey 22-14
Bijan Robinson shut the second from last quarter by making his most memorable catch of the day, a 17-yard screen that saw him make a few decent slices to get past the Kansas City safeguard and to the Atlanta 41-yard line.

 

The Bosses assumed command over the game in the second from last quarter, taking their most memorable lead and extending it to eight places. They are outgaining the Hawks 342-187 and have proactively won the hour of ownership fight for the game; Kansas City has held the ball for 30:58 through 3/4.
Bosses versus Birds of prey score: JuJu Smith-Schuster makes 13-yard TD get
A play after Rashee Rice left the field in the wake of making an effort from A.J. Terrell, Smith-Schuster wound up supplanting the group's top collector. He worked his direction across the field from the opening and got a speedy pass from Mahomes. He ran it into the end zone effortlessly, scarcely being contacted prior to scoring.

 

Harrison Butker missed the additional point, so the Bosses' lead over the Birds of prey is only 22-14. That will keep it a one-ownership game.
Rashee Rice getting yards today: Bosses WR goes more than 100 in second from last quarter
Patrick Mahomes found Rice streaking across the center of the field for a 27-yard gain on the Bosses' longest play of the evening. That put Rice north of 100 getting yards for the game, as he has 11 gets for 113 yards and score with in excess of a quarter to go.
Kirk Cousins terminated on third-and-2

Cousins couldn't find a beneficiary while confronting a three-man pass rush and attempted to scramble for a first down. Nose tackle Mike Pennel entangled him simply behind the line of scrimmage to sack the quarterback and power the Hawks to dropkick.
Bosses versus Birds of prey score: KC agrees to handle objective, takes lead
The Bosses take their most memorable lead of the game thanks to a chip-shot, 21-yard field objective from Harrison Butker.