Bronco turnovers....

JOhn · 09-25-2000, 01:31 PM

were certainly the catalyst for the turn of tide in the game. However, it's not like they were due to mental lapses on an individual player's part. Gus was hit hard when he fumbled. Smith was gang tackled when he fumbled. Gus had his arm hit on the interception. Those are called FORCED turnovers. Sure, we'll take all the charity we can get but that wasn't the case yesterday. We [b]FORCED[/b] those turnovers, & by God, we are going to accept credit for them.

Chief Henry · 09-25-2000, 01:41 PM

Phill,
Don't you know by now that when the Chiefs FORCED turnovers yesterday they were simply "mistakes" by the Donx?? However, when the Donx did the SAME thing they were "stellar" performances by their defense!

JOhn · 09-25-2000, 01:43 PM

Steve, that's the double-standard that prompted this topic creation.

The way I see it is each team traded turnovers. It's a wash. We simply wanted it more and we got it!

KC Jones · 09-25-2000, 01:43 PM

Gifts, mistakes, forced errors...the best part was that the offense took advantage of what the D did for them...and we won [img]http://www.ChiefsPlanet.com/ubb/biggrin.gif[/img]

Good teams don't make mistakes unless a better team forces them...that's my new saying...

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joe

"The word "genius" isn't applicable in football. A genius is a guy like Norman Einstein."
-Joe Theisman, NFL football quarterback and sports analyst

09-25-2000, 01:45 PM

I'd agree with that (the original post).

Two other huge factors, though, were Rod Smith's drop and KC's ability to stop Denver 7 times on Goal to Go plays in the first half.

[This message has been edited by Donkey Drew (edited 09-25-2000).]

09-25-2000, 01:41 PM	#2
Chief Henry MVP Join Date: Aug 2000 Location: IOWA Casino cash: $10005088	Phill, Don't you know by now that when the Chiefs FORCED turnovers yesterday they were simply "mistakes" by the Donx?? However, when the Donx did the SAME thing they were "stellar" performances by their defense!
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09-25-2000, 01:43 PM	#3
JOhn El' Barto Join Date: Aug 2000 Location: Cody, WY / Tucson AZ Casino cash: $9964900	Steve, that's the double-standard that prompted this topic creation. The way I see it is each team traded turnovers. It's a wash. We simply wanted it more and we got it!
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09-25-2000, 01:43 PM	#4
KC Jones Genious Join Date: Aug 2000 Location: Colorado Casino cash: $10012761	Gifts, mistakes, forced errors...the best part was that the offense took advantage of what the D did for them...and we won [img]http://www.ChiefsPlanet.com/ubb/biggrin.gif[/img] Good teams don't make mistakes unless a better team forces them...that's my new saying... ------------------ joe "The word "genius" isn't applicable in football. A genius is a guy like Norman Einstein." -Joe Theisman, NFL football quarterback and sports analyst
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09-25-2000, 01:45 PM	#5
spe725 Guest Casino cash: $	I'd agree with that (the original post). Two other huge factors, though, were Rod Smith's drop and KC's ability to stop Denver 7 times on Goal to Go plays in the first half. [This message has been edited by Donkey Drew (edited 09-25-2000).]
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09-25-2000, 01:31 PM
JOhn El' Barto Join Date: Aug 2000 Location: Cody, WY / Tucson AZ Casino cash: $9964900	were certainly the catalyst for the turn of tide in the game. However, it's not like they were due to mental lapses on an individual player's part. Gus was hit hard when he fumbled. Smith was gang tackled when he fumbled. Gus had his arm hit on the interception. Those are called FORCED turnovers. Sure, we'll take all the charity we can get but that wasn't the case yesterday. We [b]FORCED[/b] those turnovers, & by God, we are going to accept credit for them.
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