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Tom Krasovic: Patrick Mahomes may deprive San Diego’s Fred Warner of another Super Bowl ring
Patrick Mahomes kneeled out the victory and removed his helmet.
The first person to greet him was Fred Warner, who shook his hand as the two embraced.
If only Warner had been able to grab ahold of Mahomes a half hour earlier, the outcome Sunday may have been different from the Chiefs beating the 49ers once again.
But isn’t that often the case with Mahomes?
It seemed cruel that the quarterback’s latest burst of clutch playmaking came at the expense of Warner, the All-Pro linebacker who graduated from Mission Hills High School in San Marcos and trained under one of Junior Seau’s sons on Oceanside’s beach.
After all, if not for Mahomes being Mahomes, Warner could own a pair of Super Bowl rings.
The QB of San Francisco’s defense, Warner couldn’t prevent Mahomes from reprising the quick-thinking, whatever-it-takes style that’s brought him three Super Bowl rings and now has helped make Kansas City (6-0) the NFL’s only unbeaten team through Week 7.
Punctuating a fascinating game for football lovers who find intrigue in seeing how an offense’s playmakers and coaches respond to rare adversity, Mahomes eluded Warner and a second 49ers linebacker to author his career-long 33-yard rush in Kansas City’s 28-18 road victory in a rematch of two recent Super Bowls.
Warner is a sure tackler, perhaps the best inside linebacker of his generation and a three-time All-Pro.
Mahomes, whose football speed far exceeds his track speed, got away from the 6-foot-3, 230-pounder on a rollout to his left after eluding All-Pro edge rusher Nick Bosa.
Warner’s quick read and efficient angle had given him a chance to down the QB near the sideline for a loss.
Mahomes jelly-legged him with a fake pitch, brushed off Warner’s lunging grasp and scooted to the 4-yard line by causing linebacker Dee Winters to whiff as well. The QB’s 1-yard north-south scramble for a touchdown capped the 79-yard drive and increased the lead to 21-12 with 14 minutes left. Ballgame.
The 49ers would prefer Mahomes had followed his dad, ex-pitcher Pat Mahomes, into big-league baseball.
The QB improved to 5-0 against them including the two Super Bowl victories in which Warner and Co. led by double digits in the fourth quarter.
Sounding off
Led by head coach and play-caller Andy Reid, the Chiefs won as 1.5-point underdog because their offense adapted better. Kansas City was lacking four key playmakers; the 49ers were missing their top three receivers and star running back Christian McCaffrey.
The combination of defensive excellence and teammates’ injuries put extreme heat on each QB.
Mahomes fared better of the two, though Brock Purdy didn’t crumble as several QBs may have.
Throw out most of the QB stats. Errors by raw receivers contributed to one of Mahomes’ two interceptions and one of Purdy’s three interceptions. A batted pass on a quick throw dealt Mahomes his second interception.
The game’s best unit was Steve Spagnuolo’s defense. Crucially, it stuffed 49ers coach Kyle Shanahan’s highly ranked ground game in the first half, forcing Purdy to win it.
What did the outcome mean for each team?
The Chiefs remained first in the race for a No. 1 playoff seed, which brings the AFC’s only first-round bye.
It shouldn’t be alarming to the 49ers (3-4) that they fell behind NFC West-leading Seattle (4-3). This team still has a Super Bowl-contending core led by Warner, Bosa, Purdy and offensive tackle Trent Williams. Add a healthy McCaffrey, and late-season roll can happen. On the other hand, several other NFC-playoff contenders have improved more than the Niners have since last season.
Reid and staff performed well once again.
Designs involving multiple tight ends and commitment to an interior ground game led by center Creed Humphrey and running back Kareem Hunt helped offset first-half injuries to receiver JuJu Smith-Schuster and Xavier Worthy and mismatches at left tackle.
Reid brought in an NFL-record .840 winning percentage when coming off a bye week.
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San Diego, CA
I-805 fatal crash snarls traffic at Murray Ridge Road
Several lanes are closed on the northbound Interstate 805 due to a fatal crash on Thursday morning.
The crash was reported at around 5:30 a.m. at Murray Ridge Road and closed all lanes, but by 6 a.m., two lanes reopened while three lanes remained closed, according to Caltrans.
By 8 a.m., all lanes had reopened to traffic.
Update: NB I-805 at Murray Ridge, the two right lanes are open while the three left lanes remain closed due to a traffic collision.
— Caltrans District 11 (@SDCaltrans) April 2, 2026
Heavy traffic is reported in that area.
San Diego, CA
Mother and son identified in apparent murder-suicide in San Diego
SAN DIEGO (FOX 5/KUSI) — The San Diego Police Department announced Wednesday that a man and woman who were involved in an apparent murder-suicide last week have been named and identified as mother and son.
*The Nexstar Media Wire video above shows what happens when someone calls 911.
According to SDPD, on Monday, March 23, at around 7:40 p.m., officers and San Diego Fire-Rescue personnel responded to a 911 call on San Marcos Avenue in the Burlingame neighborhood. The report said neighbors heard gunshots and found a man with a gunshot wound to his head on the front porch of a residence.
When officers arrived, they found a 51-year-old man, who was later identified as Galen Sherwood, with a gunshot wound to the head, which police reportedly suspect was self-inflicted. Officers also found a handgun near Sherwood, SDPD says.
After life-saving measures were attempted on the man, he was transported to the hospital, where he was pronounced dead less than an hour later, according to SDPD.
While officers were at the residence tending to Sherwood, they reportedly found an 83-year-old woman inside the home who had a gunshot wound to her upper torso. According to SDPD, the woman was pronounced dead at the scene and was later identified as Virginia Sherwood, the mother of the 51-year-old.
The two reportedly lived together at the residence.
SDPD’s Homicide Unit took over the investigation and will examine the gun collected at the scene and conduct comparison tests of the rounds and casings recovered.
Anyone with information regarding the incident is encouraged to call the Homicide Unit at (619) 531-2293 or Crime Stoppers at (888) 580-8477.
San Diego, CA
San Diego’s Top Tech Awards are coming this fall. Get your nominations in now
Mark your calendar and get those nominations in because the 2026 Top Tech Awards return to San Diego this fall.
This prestigious event, which will take place Sept. 17, recognizes and celebrates San Diego’s tech leaders and innovators for their many contributions locally, regionally and beyond.
Held at Snapdragon Stadium, the event promises to be festive, forward-thinking and fun for all who attend. Even better: San Diego’s Snapdragon Stadium is big enough to fit all the talent and intimate enough to see the smiling faces of every winner.
There are 13 award categories this year: education, nonprofit, government, cybersecurity, private SMB, private large business, public business, startup business, hospitality and entertainment, health care and biotech, top tech of the year, Cox innovation award and the community exemplary award.
Nominations are open through May 8.
“We’re thrilled to host the Top Tech Awards — especially as we celebrate the event’s 19th anniversary,” said Cox Business Vice President for California Jodi Duva. “This is our chance to spotlight San Diego’s most innovative technology leaders — the people powering the organizations they serve. They protect critical data, keep teams and stakeholders connected and push what’s next as true trailblazers in tech.”
Community members are invited to attend the annual awards ceremony presented by Cox Business. The event will feature an awards presentation, a live band, mocktails and more. It also will provide opportunities to meet and network with San Diego’s most innovative leaders in technology.
Since 2008, Cox Business, the commercial division of Cox Communications, has lauded the incredible information technology innovators in San Diego. The event pays homage to the abundance of talent in the San Diego community, celebrating the changemakers and visionaries who take risks and implement cutting-edge technologies, all in the name of making their organizations and the communities they serve more connected and successful.
The Top Tech Awards, held in both San Diego and Las Vegas, has honored more than 2,000 tech leaders and hosted more than 20,000 attendees. A Top Tech Award is regarded as a mark of superlative creativity, planning and execution in technology.
To view videos of previous Top Tech awardees, click here.
About the event
- 19th annual Top Tech Awards
- Sept. 17, 2026
- 4:30-7:30 p.m.
- Snapdragon Stadium: 2101 Stadium Way, San Diego, CA 92108
About Cox Communications
Cox Communications is committed to creating meaningful moments of human connection through technology. As the largest private broadband company in America, we own network infrastructure that reaches more than 30 states. Our fiber-powered wireline and wireless connections are available to more than 12 million homes and businesses and support advanced cloud and managed IT services nationwide. We’re the largest division of Cox Enterprises, a family-owned business founded in 1898 by Ohio Gov. James M. Cox that is dedicated to empowering others to build a better future for the next generation.
Through Cox Business, Hospitality Network, RapidScale and Segra, Cox Communications provides a broad commercial services portfolio, including advanced cloud, managed IT and fiber-based network solutions that create connected environments, unique hospitality experiences and support operational applications for nearly 370,000 businesses. For more information, visit www.coxbusiness.com.
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