For Kansas City, Patrick Mahomes delivered a strong outing of his own, going 23-of-34 for 261 yards and four touchdowns with no turnovers. After the final whistle, the mutual respect between the two star quarterbacks was evident as Mahomes and Prescott met at midfield for a postgame handshake.

Mahomes threw four touchdown passes, Prescott threw a pair of touchdowns, but the Cowboys survived a back-and-forth game at AT&T Stadium. The Chiefs took a 21-20 lead at the start of the fourth quarter, but the Cowboys scored 11 points to grab a 31-21 lead, and the Chiefs scored the final touchdown of the game with less than four minutes left.

The Dallas Cowboys (6-5-1) hosting the Kansas City Chiefs (6-6) as Thanksgiving Thursday's afternoon main event presented a matchup of two of the top 10 scoring offenses in the NFL. Both squads lived up to their high-scoring pedigrees with Dak Prescott outdueling Patrick Mahomes for a 31-28 victory.

With both the Chiefs and Cowboys needing a win, Dak Prescott set the tone ahead of his Thanksgiving clash with Patrick Mahomes.

Lamar Jackson, Dak Prescott, and Patrick Mahomes are set to battle for a win on the same day, so it must be Sunday, right? Wrong.

Dak Prescott was very clear about the Dallas Cowboys' current situation after an impressive win over Patrick Mahomes and the Kansas City Chiefs on Thanksgiving.

The only quarterback to beat Mahomes indoors during the regular season is Matt Ryan during his final season with the Colts in 2022 when he threw the game-winning touchdown with just 24 seconds left on the clock.

If the Chiefs had any margin for error remaining with their playoff hopes, it might’ve evaporated Thursday night after their loss to the Cowboys.

Cowboys QB Dak Prescott had a strong message about Chiefs QB Patrick Mahomes before the game on Thanksgiving Day.