The Kansas City Chiefs defense followed up their
best performance of the season last week against the Pittsburgh Steelers
with an even better performance Sunday and beat the Chicago Bears 10-3 at Soldier Field.
The KC defense harassed Chicago quarterback, Caleb Hanie,
with a season-high seven sacks, which helped force the young QB into
tossing three interceptions, and held the Bears out of the end zone for
their fifth victory of the season.
And, in what might be the most fitting piece of the Chiefs’ day
considering the kind of season they’ve had offensively, the only
touchdown scored by either team was on a 38-yard Hail Mary pass from
Chiefs QB Tyler Palko, that running back Dexter McCluster caught as the ball was being batted down to the ground by two Bears’ defenders.
The most improbable touchdown of the year for Kansas City turned out
to be the winning points in a game that turned out to be almost as
painful to watch for fans of offensive football than it was for two of
the key players on the field.
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