Kansas City Chiefs’ Defense Shined, While the Offense Made Too Many Mistakes

December 6, 2010   ·   John Bartram   ·   Jump to comments

The Broncos were not going up by 35 points in this game, in the first quarter or any quarter.
The pundits will point out the Chiefs mistakes, which were many, but will no doubt miss the big picture.
Kansas City was not going to let Kyle Orton pass.  They did not mind Knowshon Moreno getting some yards on the ground, not matter how it looked.
Orton was averaging over 305 yards per game.  Today, he threw for 117 yards and didn't look good doing it.
Brandon Carr, where have you been all season?  What has been considered the Chiefs biggest weakness turned into their strength today.  Their secondary played a lights out game.
They pressured Orton all game long not allowing him to get into any rhythm. The Chiefs had four sacks, one forced fumble and harassed Orton all day. 
Now, the Chiefs mistakes.
They'd better correct them.  No more sacrificing touchdowns because of penalties. 
No more stupid play calls on four...

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