Harrison Butker

Butker bounced back from his Week 14 miss against the Texans in a close loss. He's missed just four of his 28 field goal attempts through Week 15. Butker's fantasy prospects might be affected by Patrick Mahomes' potential absence after Mahomes went down with a knee injury near the end of KC's loss to the Bolts.

He connected from 36 yards and made his only point after attempt, missing from 43 yards at the end of the second quarter when his kick hit off the left upright. That missed field goal contributed to the Chiefs being shutout in the first half for only the third time in quarterback Patrick Mahomes' career, making the failed conversion slightly more meaningful.

Anchored by a solid defensive effort in the second half, the Kansas City Chiefs rallied for a 23-20 victory over the Indianapolis Colts on Sunday afternoon, a game that concluded with a 27-yard field goal from veteran kicker Harrison Butker in overtime.

Mahomes also added 30 yards on the ground and threw a two-point conversion to Rashee Rice. This was a doomsday scenario game for the Chiefs from the jump. Mahomes' first pass of the day was batted and then intercepted by Colts EDGE Laiatu Latu. The turnover set up the Colts for an easy touchdown. The Colts would hold a lead or at least keep the score until the final whistle. Kansas City needed an 87-yard drive to set up a game-tying field goal at the end of the fourth quarter. Mahomes then put together an 81-yard drive in overtime that ended in a game-winning boot from Harrison Butker. This was the type of game the Chiefs routinely won last year and haven't been able to close in 2025. Kansas City went 11-0 in one-score games in 2024. This was their first one-score win of 2025. Not that the Chiefs need a confidence builder, but this will certainly help right the ship after a middling two months of football\ Mahomes will remain near the top of the QB1 ranks for his Week 13 date with the Cowboys.

Patrick Mahomes led two late scoring drives and Harrison Butker capped the comeback with a 27-yard field goal in overtime as the Kansas City Chiefs edged the Indianapolis Colts 23-20. Indianapolis built a 20-9 lead behind Daniel Jones two first-half touchdown passes and Laiatu Latu s red-zone interception, but the offense collapsed with four straight three-and-outs to close the game.