KC held on for a 22-17 road victory over the Atlanta Falcons on Sunday night to improve to 3-0, as the defense had two dramatic stands in the fourth quarter. The Chiefs stopped the Falcons on two plays from the 5-yard line to preserve a five-point lead with four minutes left, then stopped them again on their final drive.

With less than a minute on the clock, the Falcons had the ball in the red zone, trailing by five. On fourth-and-inches, Kirk Cousins's lack of mobility was put on display, as the team opted to hand the ball to Bijan Robinson on the outside rather than tuck it in and try to rush it up the gut.

The Chiefs had their hands full with Kirk Cousins and the Falcons on Sunday night, but escaped with a win. Here's how it happened.