Colts keep possession after overturning Laquon Treadwell fumble against Chiefs

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Colts keep possession after overturning Laquon Treadwell fumble against Chiefs
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In a critical overtime matchup on September 20, 2026, the Indianapolis Colts faced the Kansas City Chiefs. The Colts, needing a touchdown to win after the Chiefs scored a field goal on their first overtime drive, were poised to capitalize following a deep pass to Laquon Treadwell. However, Treadwell fumbled, triggering a review that ultimately ruled he was down by contact, allowing the Colts to retain possession. With the game tied at 30-30 after a successful field goal attempt by Spencer Shrader, the contest remains competitive with over three minutes left in overtime.

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  • Colts and Chiefs are tied 30-30 in overtime.
  • Laquon Treadwell's fumble was overturned after review.
  • Treadwell was ruled down by contact before the fumble.
  • Spencer Shrader made a 38-yard field goal to tie the game.
  • The game remains ongoing with 3:11 left in overtime.
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  • 6:41 AMYahoo SportsWhy Colts’ Laquon Treadwell Fumble Didn’t Count Vs. Chiefs
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The Indianapolis Colts had a chance to beat the Kansas City Chiefs in overtime. The Chiefs got a field goal on the first drive, so a touchdown by the Colts would lead to triumph. Daniel Jones chucked a deep ball to Laquon Treadwell for a gain that put Indy into the red zone, but then […] The post Why Colts’ Laquon Treadwell Fumble Didn’t Count Vs. Chiefs appeared first on HEAVY.

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