The notable statistics from Week 7 for Kansas City.

During the Kansas City Chiefs’ Week 6 game against the Los Angeles Chargers, defensive end Ashton Gillotte took two hits on quarterback Justin Herbert. But one of them resulted in a penalty of roughing the passer and resulted in a 15 yard penalty.

The Kansas City Chiefs defeated the Los Angeles Chargers 22-6, but a controversial roughing-the-passer penalty involving Justin Herbert sparked debate about NFL officiating. The call erased an apparent interception, raising questions about whether the league could review the play and impose additional discipline.

Here are the important notes from Kansas City’s snap-count breakdown in the Week 6 win.

Kansas City entered Sunday sackless in three straight wins before Ashton Gillotte got to Justin Herbert, and the Chiefs piled up four sacks to stay unbeaten.

Ashton Gillotte barely grazed Justin Herbert’s facemask, but the flag wiped out Christian Roland-Wallace’s interception. CBS rules analyst Gene Steratore disagreed with the call, and three minutes later, Gillotte forced the throw that Jack Cochrane picked off.

The Kansas City Chiefs are facing a punishment decision from the NFL after an incident against the Los Angeles Chargers.

The Kansas City Chiefs beat the Indianapolis Colts on Sunday night, and Ashton Gillotte had an eventful evening.

Will Chiefs DL Ashton Gillotte take the field to face the Colts on 'Sunday Night Football' in Week 2? Here's the latest update on Gillotte's status: