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Arrowhead was rocking and the Chiefs turned up the volume to eleven, thumping the Ravens 37-20 in a Week 4 statement that felt like a midseason wake‑up call. Patrick Mahomes was in full maestro mode — 25/37, 270 yards, 4 TD, 0 INT — spraying to his playmakers and stacking scores in every quarter. Baltimore actually threw the first punch with a crisp opening drive capped by Justice Hill’s receiving TD, but once K.C. settled, the red wave rolled.

The turning tide hit late in the second quarter. A jet sweep burst from Xavier Worthy (35 yards) cracked the seal, Travis Kelce kept chains moving (5 catches, 48 yards), and Mahomes cashed it in twice before the half — first to JuJu Smith‑Schuster (4 catches, 36 yards, TD), then to Isiah Pacheco on a nifty screen for six. Halftime math: Chiefs 20, Ravens 10. Out of the break? More fireworks. Mahomes dropped an 11‑yard dart to Tyquan Thornton and later iced it with a 4th‑and‑1 dagger — a fearless shot to Marquise “Hollywood” Brown for a 15‑yard score that put K.C. up 37‑13 with 13:20 left. That’s Big Red stepping on the gas.

Baltimore had flashes — Zay Flowers (7 catches, 74 yards) kept finding soft spots, Derrick Henry ran angry early (8 carries, 42 yards), and Hill ripped a late 71‑yard house call to pad a strong day (76 rush yards; 5 catches, 41 yards, 2 total TDs). But the Ravens were chasing the game after a rash of penalties and drive‑killing sacks, and the Chiefs’ special teams tilt (Nikko Remigio’s 48‑yard return) plus that Worthy chunk run kept the field tilted Mahomes’ way.

Notable news note: Lamar Jackson started hot and accounted for a TD through the air, but he later exited with a hamstring issue and was listed as questionable to return, with Cooper Rush finishing the fourth. Status worth monitoring as Baltimore regroups. (sbnation.com)

Big Dill of the Game: It’s the MVP of efficiency, Patrick Mahomes — four touchdowns, surgical poise, and zero giveaways. That’s a quarterback slathering on the sauce. This is Dillon “Big Dill” Smith for Big Dill Sports — where ballin’ is a big dill.