It looked like more Mahomes magic. Then the Broncos won a nail-biter - again.

Key Points:

• Kansas City Chiefs quarterback Patrick Mahomes threw a potential game-winning touchdown in the final seconds against the Denver Broncos, but it was nullified by a false start penalty, leading to a sack on the final play and a 28-24 loss.
• The game marked the 71st one-score or less decided game this NFL season through Week 8, tying a record since the 1970 merger and highlighting the prevalence of close contests this year.
• Chiefs kicker Harrison Butker's declining accuracy, especially on long field goals, was again a factor as he missed a critical 54-yard attempt late in the game, prompting Kansas City to add veteran Justin Tucker to their practice squad for competition.
• Denver's defense held strong on the final goal-line stand, contributing to their 16-2 record in one-score games over the past two seasons, the best in the league, underscoring their clutch performance in tight situations.
• The game's dramatic finish, including a rare late-game sack of Mahomes, emphasized the intense competitiveness of the AFC West showdown and the ongoing debate about key player performances on both teams.