Patrick Mahomes makes feelings known on Chiefs' loss after Travis Kelce's costly game-ending error vs. Texans on SNF

After the 20-10 loss, Patrick Mahomes and Travis Kelce have connected on many game-winning plays during the Chiefs' dynasty. However, Sunday's game against the Houston Texans saw Kelce make a costly game-ending error in the fourth quarter.

After the game, Mahomes spoke about Kelce. He also said that his superstar teammate is a champion and that he could have thrown.

"I know we’ll give it everything we have and give ourselves a chance and see what happens." Mahomes said.

The Kansas City Chiefs suffered their seventh loss of the season in Week 14. The Texans executed their game plan to startling efficiency.

Patrick Mahomes hardly got the chance to breathe in the pocket. The Texans sacked the three-time Super Bowl champion twice, and he threw a season-high three interceptions.

Patrick Mahomes posted a career low in the Texans' loss

The Houston Texans did a phenomenal job of containing Patrick Mahomes. The typically unflappable shot caller failed to connect on any touchdown passes, and he set an unwanted record in Week 14.

According to Pro Football and Sports Network, Mahomes ended the game with 42.4% of completed passes, 160 passing yards, zero touchdowns and three interceptions. This was the first time in the superstar's eight-year professional career as a starter in which he recorded a performance with no TDs and three interceptions.

Furthermore, Mahomes has thrown 10 interceptions in 13 games. It's the fifth straight season that Mahomes has thrown double-digit interceptions. The perennial All-Pro QB is completing just over 64% of his throws, which is his lowest mark in the league since he became a starter in 2018.

The loss to the Texans (8-5) means that the Chiefs (6-7) can't win the AFC West this season. The Broncos (11-2) and Chargers (9-4) are the teams in contention. It ends a nine-year streak of division titles for Andy Reid's team.

The Chiefs' next four games are against the Los Angeles Chargers, Tennessee Titans, Denver Broncos and Las Vegas Raiders. They'll need to win all the games and hope that other results go in their favor to enter the playoffs via the wild-card round.