ARLINGTON, Texas -- If there was life inside AT&T Stadium early in the third quarter, it belonged to the thousands of Kansas City Chiefs fans clad in bright red.
Tyreek Hill’s 57-yard touchdown catch on the final play of the first half in which he went untouched despite the Dallas Cowboys having seven defenders lined up protecting the end zone, was like a rib-bending punch to the defense.
On the first drive of the second half, the Chiefs drove 62 yards on nine plays before Travis Kelce’s 2-yard touchdown catch.
The Cowboys saw a 14-3 lead turn into a 17-14 deficit in a little more than six minutes of game action.