KANSAS CITY, Mo. (AP) — The Kansas City Chiefs were backed up against their own end zone in the fourth quarter against Indianapolis on Sunday, trailing the AFC South-leading Colts by a field goal with time running out.

Altogether appropriate given how the Chiefs' backs were against the wall.

The conference juggernauts were 5-5 on the season, and a loss would have put the Chiefs' playoff hopes in peril. And there was little to believe they could get the job done, given how a once-clutch team had struggled in crunch time through the first 10 weeks.

Yet the Chiefs suddenly looked like themselves again. They marched nearly the length of the field in the final 4 1/2 minutes, setting up a chip-shot field goal to force overtime. And when the Chiefs forced a three-and-out to start it, they drov

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