There was a time when the Texans had a 91.2% likelihood of winning this game.

[Fat Elvis]

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[Jewish Rabbi]

Did they end up winning?

[Rain Man]

Only 91.2%. I would have expected much higher than that. Do 1 out of every 11 teams with a 24-point deficit come back to win?

[TLO]

The 2015 Royals say "hold my beer".

[FD]

Only 91.2%. I would have expected much higher than that. Do 1 out of every 11 teams with a 24-point deficit come back to win?

Yeah, seems like it should be higher than 91%. There have been only a handful of comebacks this big over the years.

[493rd]

Unbelievable. With Mahomes anything is possible. But good Lord today was a roller-coaster of emotions

[DRM08]

Only 91.2%. I would have expected much higher than that. Do 1 out of every 11 teams with a 24-point deficit come back to win?

It's because of Mahomes, the other weapons, and Reid's playcalling. Gotta hedge a little bit on those odds because this offense is far more explosive than 99% of the other offenses out there.

[Naptown Chief]

Did they end up winning?

Inquiring minds want to know