Patrick Mahomes conjured a trademark rescue act as the Kansas City Chiefs kept their playoff hopes alive with a come-from-behind 23-20 overtime defeat of the in-form Indianapolis Colts in the NFL on Sunday.

Mahomes steered the Chiefs back from a 20-9 fourth quarter deficit to force overtime before leading the decisive drive that culminated with Harrison Butker slotting a 27-yard field goal to clinch victory.

"It's extremely important, we just got to get back on that winning train," a relieved Mahomes said afterwards.

"We've got to start putting these wins together. It's not going to be easy, and today wasn't easy. But we've got to get back to winning. I'm just excited to get a win and get back on the train," added Mahomes, who finished with 352 passing yards with no touchdowns and an in

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