The NFL MVP market is really starting to take shape as the season nears its halfway point, as Patrick Mahomes, Baker Mayfield, Josh Allen, Drake Maye and Matthe

“Oh, there they go!” CBS play-by-play caller Jim Nantz exclaimed on the broadcast, while a shocked Tony Romo responded, “He was faking it, he got ya!” The Chiefs dominated from start to finish on Sunday, blanking the AFC West rival Raiders, 31-0.

The Chiefs’ offense looked like the one that fans have missed, and Patrick Mahomes brought back some happy memories with a no-look pass to Rashee Rice.

The Kansas City Chiefs are always at the forefront of innovation in the NFL, and during Sunday’s blowout win over the Las Vegas Raiders Andy Reid’s team put another fascinating wrinkle into their offense on a seemingly routine fourth down sequence.

In the last three games before Week 7, Mahomes has been looking like his former MVP self. Against the Ravens, Jaguars, and Lions, he combined to complete 76 of 108 passes (70.4%) for 845 yards with eight touchdowns and one interception. He has added 97 yards and two touchdowns rushing.

On Sunday, Mahomes led the way in the Kansas City Chiefs' shutout of the Las Vegas Raiders in their Week 7 game. The star quarterback threw for 286 yards and three touchdowns to propel the team to the 31-0 victory at Arrowhead Stadium.

With his Kansas City Chiefs facing fourth and less-than-1 at their own 40-yard line Sunday, Kansas City lined up in a bunch formation against the Las Vegas Raiders. Mahomes barked a hard count as tight end Noah Gray went into motion in the backfield.