Kansas City Chiefs 10
Tampa Bay Buccaneers 38
Another week gone by and another loss for the Kansas City
Chiefs. With the loss of Matt Cassel to a head injury last week, the Chiefs
started quarterback Brady Quinn on Sunday. This was Quinn’s first start in
nearly three years; he threw for 180 yards and no touchdowns. He also had two
interceptions in which one was taken to the house for a touchdown by Tampa Bay
safety Ronde Barber. It was an all-around fall out for the Chiefs offense on
Sunday, Jamal Charles only rushed for 40 yards on 12 carries and as I said
before they had little support from the quarterback position. The Chiefs
defense played descent and kept it close in the first half keeping the score
7-3 at halftime, but the second half was all Tampa Bay. The final score ended
38-10 in favor of Tampa Bay. It is pretty disappointing for the Chiefs, but
they just have to keep on fighting and trying to get better. Anything can
happen this season but they need to get it in gear to give themselves any kind
of chance.
Tyler’s Player of the Game for Each Team
Tampa Bay-Former Kansas State quarterback Josh
Freeman had a pretty good game for his squad. He threw for 328 yards and 3
touchdowns to help his team get a victory.
Kansas City-This gets harder and harder every week, I
suppose I will go with the Chiefs punt return team for giving us our only
touchdown of the game off a blocked punt and a waltz into the end zone.
Oakland Raiders 20
Atlanta Falcons 23
The Atlanta Falcons swept the AFC West by defeating Oakland
on Sunday. It was not as easy as some may have thought however, Oakland came
out and gave Atlanta all they could handle. Oakland quarterback Carson Palmer
helped his team with a solid performance at quarterback throwing for 353 yards
and 1 touchdown and giving his team a 13-7 halftime lead. On the other side
Matt Ryan was very shaky, I personally think this guy is the best quarterback
in the league, he just wasn’t all their on Sunday throwing 3 interceptions in
the game. He did however do what his team needed and got his kicker Matt Bryant
in field goal range. With one second to go in the game and the score all tied
at 20-20 Matt Bryant lined up a 55 yard field goal. He pushed all the pressure
away and calmly knocked in the 55 yarder to give the Atlanta Falcons the 23-20
win and putting their record at 6-0 making them the only undefeated team in the
NFL.
Tyler’s Player of the Game for Each Team
Atlanta-I will go the clutch kicker Matt Bryant
knocking in a 55 yarder to give his team the win. He also made 41 and 20 yard
field goals.
Oakland-Quarterback Carson Palmer played a good game
that gave his team a chance to win, he threw for 353 yards and 1 touchdown. Unfortunately
Oakland came up short and fell to 1-4 on the season.
Denver Broncos 35 San
Diego Chargers 24
If you missed the Monday night game then you missed another
Peyton comeback. The Chargers held a 24-0 lead going into halftime and I am
sure half the viewers called it a night and went to sleep. Little did they know
they would wake up and hear the Denver came back and won the game. In the first
half it was all Chargers and it was looking as though Rivers was going to have
a pretty good game, but it would appear the Broncos went into the locker room
with the mindset of a 0-0 score. Manning and the Broncos came out and just
punished the Chargers in every aspect of the game. Manning was spectacular
throwing for 308 yards on 24-30 passing and 3 touchdowns, most of his stats
came in the second half demolishment. Bronco defense also busted up the
Chargers offense forcing 5 turnovers (3 interceptions by Rivers) and a punt in
the second half. With the Broncos scoring 35 unanswered points in the second
half it led to a 35-24 win and a tie in the AFC West with the Chargers, both
are currently sitting at 3-3. It was great to see such a great comeback by
Manning, this guy is a winner plan and simple.
Tyler’s Player of the Game for Each Team
Denver-Peyton Manning had himself another second half
comeback to add to the many he has had in his career. Manning threw 3
touchdowns in the second half to help the Broncos overcome the 24-0 halftime
deficit and get the win 35-24.
San Diego-I think I am going to have to set aside a
Charger player of the game and give it to the Broncos defense that kept the
Chargers out of the end zone the whole second half and also forced 6 Charger
turnovers for the game.
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