K.C. offense 7th 106.4 rush - [10th] / 187.6 pass - [13th]
defense 18th 100.1 rush - [20th] / 194.4 pass - [17th]
scoring 22.1 for - [2nd] / 15.4 against - [12th]
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Wash offense 12th 111.9 rush - [4th] / 172.7 pass - [20th]
defense 19th 93.6 rush - [13th] / 202.7 pass - [20th]
scoring 20.9 for - [3rd] / 16.6 against - [15th]
key matchups:
HB Mike Thomas (592 yds/4 TDs) vs. Kansas City run D (4.0 rush avg)
TE Jean Fugett (8 rec/67 yds/0 TDs) vs. LB Kim Bokamper (2 INTs)
WR Armand Jackson (34 rec/496 yds/5 TDs) vs. CB Joe Lavender (1 INT)
prediction:
Kansas City 19, Washington 21
defense 18th 100.1 rush - [20th] / 194.4 pass - [17th]
scoring 22.1 for - [2nd] / 15.4 against - [12th]
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Wash offense 12th 111.9 rush - [4th] / 172.7 pass - [20th]
defense 19th 93.6 rush - [13th] / 202.7 pass - [20th]
scoring 20.9 for - [3rd] / 16.6 against - [15th]
key matchups:
HB Mike Thomas (592 yds/4 TDs) vs. Kansas City run D (4.0 rush avg)
TE Jean Fugett (8 rec/67 yds/0 TDs) vs. LB Kim Bokamper (2 INTs)
WR Armand Jackson (34 rec/496 yds/5 TDs) vs. CB Joe Lavender (1 INT)
prediction:
Kansas City 19, Washington 21
A crazybad play for the Redskins and Thomas, who is on the very short list of greatest runners in NFL76 era.
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Washington's ball on their 34 yard line. First and 10 to go. 9:27 left in the first quarter. The score is Kansas City 0, Washington 0.
Washington's QB1 #12 Joe Theismann gives to HB1 #39 Mike Thomas. Thomas runs for a gain of just over 3 yards. Thomas fumbles the ball. The ball is recovered by Kansas City's LB2 #54 Bob Gregolunas. Gregolunas runs for a gain of almost 40 yards. Touchdown, Kansas City! Thomas is injured and might return later in the game. That was I22boom1 (88) against OB3bump1 (88).
Kansas City's ball on Washington's 2 yard line. First and goal. 9:16 left in the first quarter. The score is Kansas City 6, Washington 0.
Kansas City's K1 #8 Jan Stenerud kicks for the extra point. The kick is good. That was FGPAT (4) against Washington's FGPATD (13).
Washington explodes on the Chiefs, with a couple of Theismann touchdown throws sprinkled among solid running from Thomas's backups, HB2 John Hill and HB3 Andy Reid.
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Washington's ball on their 15 yard line. Third and less than 4 to go. 13:37 left in the second quarter. The score is Kansas City 7, Washington 7.
The pass from Washington's QB1 #12 Joe Theismann is caught by WR2 #82 Don Westbrook for a gain of almost 85 yards. Touchdown, Washington! That was 33HcrosX (312) against Kansas City's OO73s041 (312).
Washington's ball on Kansas City's 11 yard line. Third and just over 8 to go. 6:37 left in the second quarter. The score is Kansas City 7, Washington 14.
The pass from Washington's QB1 #12 Joe Theismann is caught by WR1 #83 Frank Grant for a gain of almost 11 yards. Touchdown, Washington! That was 46XcrnrB (324) against Kansas City's OB53m061 (328).
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Frank Grant and Bill Kilmer collaborated on NFL's longest pass of 1976, going for 96 yards against the Giants on Nov. 9, his 1976 card says. "Frank played mostly on special teams, 1973 & 1974."
Spoiled on Super Bowl-winning signal-callers Len Dawson and Mike Livingston, Chiefs fans have never quite fell in love with Hendrickson. But no one could reasonably deny that the former World Football League refugee's a plucky gamer who does what it takes to keep Kansas City winning.
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Kansas City's ball on Washington's 2 yard line. Third and goal. 10:45 left in the fourth quarter. The score is Kansas City 14, Washington 28.
Kansas City's QB1 #1 Greg Hendrickson runs for a gain of almost 2 yards. Touchdown, Kansas City! That was H18boot0 (294) against Washington's SO1hit0 (288).
Mad props to the Redskin offensive line, who paves the way for Washington's skill-position darlings to grab their headlines with 409 yards of total offense. The leader of the unit is C1 Bob Kuziel, a holder of an economics degree, who, for three seasons, played every game as a member of the Redskins' specialty teams. He became Washington's starting center in 1978.
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