Chiefs-Chargers: 5 things we learned from Kansas City’s Week 6 win

Key Points:

• The Kansas City Chiefs dominated the Los Angeles Chargers 22-6, improving to 3-0 against AFC West opponents this season, with standout performances from their pass rushers and running back Kenneth Walker III.
• Kenneth Walker III is on pace for a historic season, potentially surpassing all-time NFL rushing and all-purpose yardage records, positioning himself as a strong MVP candidate despite the traditional bias toward quarterbacks.
• The Chiefs have reasserted their dominance in the AFC West, while the Chargers continue to struggle significantly, with speculation about a "curse" linked to their relocation from San Diego.
• Nikko Remigio, previously considered a reliable kick and punt returner for the Chiefs, showed vulnerability with a fumble and near-fumble, and kicker Harrison Butker missed a point-after attempt, highlighting special teams concerns.
• Despite a solid offensive line performance, injuries to key players Jaylon Moore and Suamataia raise concerns about depth, emphasizing the need for additional linemen like Josh Simmons to maintain effectiveness in upcoming games.