Pope caught a 21-yard touchdown pass to start the Chiefs' comeback. While he seems to overtaken Sean Ryan as the main tight end, he's not going to be a fantasy option.

Long was targeted until the fourth quarter, as the Chiefs passing offense was kept in check through three and a half quarters. Long is splitting production with Mark Bradley and Bobby Wade, so he can't be trusted as a weekly option in PPR leagues.

The Chiefs passing game was futile all day until the fourth quarter and overtime. One play after Ike Taylor nearly picked a deep ball, Chambers took a short pass and rumbled 61 yards to set up the game-winning 22-yard field goal. The Chiefs' interim No. 1 receiver has averaged 83 yards in three games since getting claimed on waivers.

Charles kicked off the scoring with a 97-yard kickoff return to start the game. He took a flip from Matt Cassel for a 2-yard "boot and scoot" touchdown to force overtime late in the fourth quarter. No other runner saw more than one touch, and Charles has established himself as the every-down back. He's a solid RB at San Diego in Week 12.

Cassel struggled to muster a passing attack for most of the afternoon, but he came up big down the stretch. He hooked up twice with Chris Chambers and once with Lance Long for big plays late in the fourth quarter and in overtime. Cassel has been over 200 yards in three straight games, but he's still no more than a QB2 at San Diego next week.

His return is questionable. Smith had just one carry for three yards before suffering the injury in the second quarter.

The injury looked bad, so he's not likely to return. The Chiefs are thin in the secondary, and losing their nickel corner will hurt against Ben Roethlisberger.