Kansas City turned a divisional matchup into a demolition Sunday, burying the Los Angeles Chargers 61-27 at Arrowhead in Week 6. The Chiefs never let the AFC West rival settle in, piling up points in bunches and forcing Los Angeles into a chase it could not win. For a Chargers team that came in looking to make a statement on the road, the afternoon turned into a survival exercise long before the fourth quarter. Patrick Mahomes authored one of the great single-game lines you will see, throwing for 465 yards and eight touchdowns while dissecting the Chargers' secondary at every level. His favorite target was Xavier Worthy, who torched Los Angeles for 256 receiving yards and repeatedly turned short throws into long sprints. Bijan Robinson kept the ground game honest with 95 rushing yards, giving Kansas City the balance it needed to keep the tempo relentless. Once the Chiefs found their rhythm, nothing the Chargers tried on defense slowed it down. Defensively, Kansas City did just enough damage to make the scoreboard lopsided, with Mansoor Delane's interception the game's true tipping point and Caleb Downs leading the way with six total tackles. That takeaway handed the Chiefs a short field and effectively ended any hope of a Los Angeles comeback. The Chargers' lone highlight came from Akheem Mesidor, whose sack was the only time all day Kansas City's protection cracked. Los Angeles managed 27 points, but against an offense operating at this level, it was never going to be close to enough.