Indianapolis vs Kansas City: Passing Yards — Patrick Mahomes: 325+
kalshi · open the market ↗ · closes 2026-09-23T00:20 · claim page
Was there ever a window?
No — the market moved before the evidence. the market reached near-certainty BEFORE the earliest cited source, so there was no window: the price moved first.
- Price reached near-certainty: 23d ago
- Earliest cited source published: 2026-09-21T05:33:43
- Price as shown: not current — the venue is not quoting a live offer. The residual below is from the last sweep and may have closed since.
What the contract requires
Condition. Patrick Mahomes records 325 or more passing yards in the Indianapolis vs Kansas City Pro Football game originally scheduled for September 20, 2026.
Form the evidence must take. unspecified (the rules do not specify a required source or medium; typically official NFL game statistics are used)
Does not count.
- If Patrick Mahomes is active but never takes a snap, the market settles to the fair market price before game start (not a Yes/No resolution based on yards).
- Once Mahomes takes at least one snap (even if nullified by penalty), the market resolves based on passing yards recorded; no other scenarios are explicitly excluded.
Deadline. 2026-09-20 (original scheduled date; game may be rescheduled but the condition applies to that identified game)
This venue published no resolution text for this contract, so the condition above is inferred from the question alone.
What the sources establish
Patrick Mahomes recorded 382 passing yards in the Kansas City Chiefs' 33-30 overtime win over the Indianapolis Colts on September 20, 2026.
Source [2] directly states Mahomes put up 382 passing yards in the game, which exceeds the 325 threshold; multiple other sources confirm the game occurred on the scheduled date and Mahomes played.
Sources it was read from · 3 cited
5 retrieved but not cited
Adjudicated 21d ago · retrieval: newsrag. This is a reading of retrieved documents by a language model, not a settlement. The venue's named authority is the only thing that resolves a market, and it is often slower than the news.