Who won the Chiefs game? The Dallas Cowboys defeated the Kansas City Chiefs 31-28 in an electric Thanksgiving thriller last night. In Patrick Mahomes’ Thanksgiving Day debut, the Cowboys secured their third straight victory and recaptured a winning record, moving to 6-5-1 while the Chiefs fell back to .500 at 6-6. The contest at AT&T Stadium delivered all the drama of a holiday classic.
🔥 Quick Facts
- Final Score: Cowboys 31, Chiefs 28 on November 27, 2025
- Setting: AT&T Stadium in Arlington, Texas (Thanksgiving Day afternoon)
- Cowboys Record: Extended winning streak to 3 games, improved to 6-5-1
- Chiefs Record: Dropped to 6-6, missing crucial playoff positioning in AFC West
Dallas Cowboys Win in Thanksgiving Thriller Over Kansas City Chiefs
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The Cowboys dominated the offensive battle against the defending AFC champions. Dak Prescott was spectacular, throwing for 320 yards and 2 touchdowns to lead a Dallas offense that proved too much for Kansas City’s defense. CeeDee Lamb redeemed himself after struggles against Philadelphia last week, hauling in 7 receptions for 112 yards and 1 touchdown.
Malik Davis rushed for his first touchdown of the season, while Brandon Aubrey connected on multiple field goals to keep Dallas ahead. The Cowboys’ methodical offensive approach controlled the game’s tempo and didn’t allow the Chiefs’ high-powered offense enough opportunities to keep pace.
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Patrick Mahomes threw 4 touchdowns in an impressive display, demonstrating why he’s considered one of the league’s elite signal-callers. Rashee Rice pulled down a touchdown on fourth-and-goal, exemplifying the Chiefs’ determination to stay competitive throughout the contest. However, four touchdowns weren’t sufficient to overcome the Cowboys’ balanced offensive attack.
The Kansas City offense generated 277 points this season entering the game, but Mahomes’ Thanksgiving Day debut in Arlington proved challenging. Travis Kelce and the Chiefs’ receiving corps fought valiantly, yet the Dallas defense made crucial stops when the game hung in balance.
Thanksgiving Game Highlights and Turning Points
| Team | Final Score | QB Performance |
| Dallas Cowboys | 31 | Dak Prescott 320 yards, 2 TDs |
| Kansas City Chiefs | 28 | Patrick Mahomes 4 TDs |
The Cowboys seized early momentum and maintained their advantage throughout most of the contest. Early interception by the Chiefs set back Kansas City’s opening drive, yet they answered with Mahomes leading a touchdown drive. The Dallas offense responded immediately, establishing a pattern of back-and-forth scoring that defined the afternoon.
Malik Davis’ touchdown run proved pivotal late in the game, giving Dallas cushion room they wouldn’t relinquish. Though the Chiefs scored a clutch fourth-down touchdown to tighten the score, Dallas controlled crucial moments down the stretch when playoff positioning hung in balance.
Cowboys Move to 6-5-1, Chiefs Fall to 6-6 in Crucial AFC Race
The Cowboys’ third straight victory rejuvenates their playoff hopes after a stunning 24-21 comeback against Philadelphia last week. Dallas now sits at 6-5-1, giving them legitimate positioning in the NFC East playoff race. The win showcased the team’s resilience and balanced offensive weapons heading into the season’s final stretch.
For the Chiefs, the loss drops them to 6-6 and places immense pressure on playoff positioning within a competitive AFC West. Kansas City’s path to October glory becomes complicated after falling to the Cowboys in Arlington. The defending AFC champions must regroup quickly as remaining schedule presents crucial matchups determining playoff fate.
What Does This Thanksgiving Victory Mean for Dallas’ NFC Playoff Push?
The Cowboys’ three-game winning streak demonstrates they can compete with elite competition when operating smoothly. Dak Prescott’s 320-yard performance and CeeDee Lamb’s production signal a Dallas offense firing on all cylinders. The team’s momentum heading into Week 14 cannot be understated as they seek to climb the NFC playoff picture.
With Philadelphia sitting at 8-3 atop the NFC East, Dallas’ path to division title remains challenging but not impossible. The Cowboys’ home-field advantage and recent success suggest they’ll compete for NFC playoff seeding. Last night’s Thanksgiving victory over Kansas City proved they belong among the league’s contenders when healthy and playing cohesively.
Sources
- FOX Sports – Chiefs vs Cowboys live updates and final score
- ESPN – Game box score and player statistics
- BBC Sports – Thanksgiving triple-header coverage
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