In a game that saw the Super Bowl champs lose WR Rashee Rice to a knee injury, Kansas City scored 17 straight points to defeat the Los Angeles Chargers, 17-10, on Sunday at SoFi Stadium. A couple of turnovers left the Chiefs double digits down in the first quarter.

The Kansas City Chiefs overcame a 10-point, first-quarter deficit to defeat the Los Angeles Chargers 17-10 at SoFi Stadium Sunday afternoon. LA jumped on top early with a Justin Herbert touchdown pass to Ladd McConkey and a Cameron Dicker 50-yard field goal.

So, for all the postgame praise Jim Harbaugh heaped upon his shorthanded team, there was one unavoidable reality the Chargers faced and that was that the Kansas City Chiefs were the better, healthier and more efficient team during a 17-10 come-from-behind victory.