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Postgame facts and stats from the Chiefs loss to the Patriots in the Divisional round of the Playoffs
SMITH RANKS IN CHIEFS PLAYOFF RECORD BOOK: QB Alex Smith had 29 completions on 50 attempts for 246 yards and one TD. Smith threw his sixth postseason touchdown pass since joining the Chiefs, which ranks tied for second in Chiefs history. Smith had 29 completions on 50 attempts today, ranking second and first, respectively, in the Chiefs postseason record book. Smith's 76 completions on 118 attempts in his three playoff games with the Chiefs also rank third in Chiefs playoff history.
WILSON CATCHES FIRST PLAYOFF TD: QB Alex Smith hit WR Albert Wilson on a 10-yard connection, marking Wilson's first postseason TD. Wilson finished the game with five catches for 57 yards and one TD.
WEST SCORES FIRST PLAYOFF TD: RB Charcandrick West ran in a one-yard TD in the fourth quarter, marking his first postseason TD. He had a game-high 17 carries for 61 yards and one TD.
HARRIS CATCHES FIRST POSTSEASON PASS: TE Demetrius Harris caught his first career postseason pass, a 10-yard completion on the Chiefs opening drive.
AVANT HAS STRONG POSTSEASON PERFORMANCE: WR Jason Avant caught four passes for a team-high 69 yards, marking his second-best performance in his 10 career postseason games, trailing only a seven-reception, 93-yard, one TD game vs. Green Bay in a 2010 NFC Wild Card Game when he was with the Philadelphia Eagles.
CONLEY CONTRIBUTES: WR Chris Conley had five catches for 33 yards, both postseason career highs for the rookie.
SANTOS HITS FIELD GOALS: K Cairo Santos hit 34- and 32-yard field goals today and owns five postseason field goals in his two career postseason games, which rank third in Chiefs playoff history. With eight points in today's game (two field goals and two PATs), Santos moves into third place in franchise history for most career points in the postseasons with 20 (five field goals and five PATs).
DAVIS' KICKOFF RETURNS IN CHIEFS POSTSEASON RECORD BOOK: RB Knile Davis returned three kickoffs for 90 yards today, which ranks fifth in Chiefs playoff history for most return yards in a single playoff game. He now owns two of the top five single game marks in franchise postseason history. His 30.0 average yards per kickoff return ranks second in Chiefs history. Through three postseason games, Davis owns 196 kickoff return yards on four returns, ranking second in Chiefs postseason history.
