Harrison Butker buries 51-yard field goal to lift Chiefs over Bengals in wild game

The Kansas City Chiefs called on Harrison Butker to hit a 51-yard field goal to defeat the Cincinnati Bengals on Sunday night – and he delivered.

Butker’s kick gave the Chiefs the 26-25 victory and moved Kansas City to 2-0 to start the season.

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The Chiefs got a little help on the final drive of the game. The Bengals had the Chiefs on 4th-and-16 when Patrick Mahomes scrambled and found Rashee Rice in a minimal amount of space to try to make a catch and extend the drive. Instead, Bengals defensive back Daijahn Anthony bumped into Rice early, forcing a pass interference penalty call.

It gave Kansas City an extra set of downs and put Butker in range to hit the field goal.

Mahomes didn’t exactly have his best game. He was 18-of-25 for 151 passing yards, two touchdown passes, and he threw two interceptions, including one to Bengals cornerback Cam Taylor-Britt who made an incredible play to record the turnover.

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On the next drive, Bengals quarterback Joe Burrow fumbled the ball and Chamarri Conner picked it up and returned it for a touchdown. Conner’s touchdown gave the Chiefs a 23-22 lead.

Burrow picked up the pieces and led the Bengals on an eight-play, 33-yard drive that ended with an Evan McPherson field goal. The drive may have ended differently if Ja’Marr Chase didn’t receive an unsportsmanlike conduct penalty for his interaction with a referee.

Burrow was 23-of-36 with 258 passing yards and two touchdown passes. Tight end Mike Gesicki had seven catches for 91 yards. Chase had four catches for 35 yards.

With the loss, Cincinnati fell to 0-2. It’s the second straight season the team has started with two consecutive losses.

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Kate Winslet admits to using testosterone therapy to 'feel sexy again'

Kate Winslet revealed a personal detail about her private life after being asked for sex advice during a recent podcast appearance.

"We've all had moments in our lives, I think, where we have physically not felt as charged and the best version of ourselves that we know we would like to feel," the actress said during a bonus episode of the "How to Fail" podcast with Elizabeth Day.

Winslet was responding to a listener who detailed their own personal quandary: losing interest in sex with their boyfriend after gaining weight.

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"And that's not even necessarily always to do with weight, it can just be to do with what's going on at that time in your life," Winslet continued.

"One thing I would say to you is that sometimes women will have a real dip in libido because there might be stuff going on with their thyroid. There could also be stuff going on with your levels of testosterone."

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"A lot of people don’t know this, but women have testosterone in their body; when it runs out, like eggs, it’s gone," the 48-year-old "Titanic" actress detailed. 

"So, once it’s gone you have to replace it, and that is something that can be done, and you’ll feel sexy again," Winslet stated. "I know," she added, without offering additional details. Winslet has been married to Edward Abel Smith, her third husband, since 2012.

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"For your physical self, have your thyroid levels checked," she said, "and your testosterone levels checked as well, because those things could have a direct impact on actually how you're feeling, which is not your fault." 

"Our bodies are weird, and they behave in strange ways, especially as we get older," she added. "So, there could be a dip in those hormonal levels for you that is actually contributing much more than you think to how you feel about having sex with your boyfriend."

According to the Mayo Clinic, "[H]ormone testosterone may boost sex drive for some women after menopause. But there's little research on how safe it is and how well it works over the long term. It also can cause side effects."

"Most often, other treatments are tried before testosterone. These include low doses of the hormone estrogen and a type of counseling called sex therapy. Some depression medicines also may boost sex drive."

A representative for Winslet did not immediately respond to Fox News Digital's request for comment.