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LINEUPS Kansas City Chiefs New York Jets OFFENSE DEFENSE OFFENSE DEFENSE WR 88 J.Birden DE 90 N.Smith WR 87 C.Burkett DT 90 D.Byrd T 76 J.Alt DT 75 J NATIONAL FOOTBALL LEAGUE GAME SUMMARY NFL <C) Copyright 1992 by The National Football League. All rights reserved. This summary and play-by-play is for the express purpose of assisting media in their coverage of the game; any other use of this material is prohibited without the written permission of the National Football League. DATE: 11/29/92 Day of Week: Sunday Starting Time: 1:02 PM EST VISITOR: Kansas City Chiefs VS HOME: New York Jets AT Giants Stadium, East Rutherford, NJ Played outdoors on turf: ARTIFICIAL Game Weather: CLOUDY/OVERCAST CHANCE OF RAIN Temp: 44 Humidity: 58 Wind: WNW 8 mph OFFICIALS Referee: Bob McElwee (95) Umpire: Dennis Riggs (3 0) Line Judge: Ron Baynes (56) Side Judge: Bill Carollo (63) Head Linesman: Tony Veteri (52) Back Judge Jim Daopoulos (75) Field Judge: Bob Wortman (84) LINEUPS Kansas City Chiefs New York Jets OFFENSE DEFENSE OFFENSE DEFENSE WR 88 J.Birden DE 90 N.Smith WR 87 C.Burkett DT 90 D.Byrd T 76 J.Alt DT 75 J. Phillips T 70 S.Malamala DT 94 S.Mersereau G 79 D.Szott DT 97 D. Saleaumua G 62 R.Duffy DT 91 P.Frase C 61 T.Grunhard DE 98 L. Griffin C 53 J.Sweeney DE 97 M.Washington G 72 D.Lutz LB 57 C..Marti n G 67 D.White LB 55 B.Houston T 73 J.Valerio LB 54 T.. Simien T 75 I.Eatman LB 59 K.Clifton TE 85 J.Hayes LB 58 D., Thomas TE 80 M.Boyer LB 57 M.Lewis WR 84 W.Davis CB 34 D..Carte r WR 85 R.Moore CB 43 M.Brim QB 17 D.Krieg CB 31 K..Ros s QB 7 K.O'Brien CB 40 J.Hasty RB 23 B.Word S 30 M.Bayless RB 32 B.Thomas S 48 B.Washington TE 89 K.Cash S 42 C.Mincy RB 30 B.Baxter S 31 L.Young SUBSTITUTIONS SUBSTITUTIONS P 4 B.Barker,K 8 N.Lowery,QB 13 M.Vlasic,CB 24 P 4 L.Aguiar,QB 8 B.Nagle,QB 9 J.Blake,K 10 J.Pearson,S 27 K.Porter,S 32 D.Terry,RB 35 C.Blanchard,CB 20 D.Price,CB 22 E.McMillan,CB C.Okoye,RB 38 K.Anders,RB 44 H.Williams,S 46 23 M.Turner,S 25 R.Kors,RB 28 P.Chaffey,RB 34 B.Thompson,RB 48 T.McNair,LB 51 L.Marts,LB 52 J.Hector,LB 50 G.Cadrez,C 52 C.Dixon,G 66 T.Rogers,LB 59 P.Snow,C 65 K.Kauahi,T 68 D.Cadigan,T 69 J.Criswell,DT 78 M.Johnson,WR J.Staysniak,WR 80 F.Jones,WR 81 T.Hargain,WR 81 T.Mathis,WR 82 R.Carpenter,TE 83 J.Mitchell, 82 T.Barnett,DT 95 T.Sims TE 86 K.Whisenhunt,WR 89 D.Dawkins,DE 95 DID NOT PLAY H.Richardson,DT 96 M.Gunn,LB 98 K.Barber,LB 99 CB 21 T.Lewis,T 71 T.Dohring,DT 94 M.Evans K.Coleman NOT ACTIVE DID NoT PLAY QB 14 M.Blundin,T 77 R.Baldinger NOT ACTIVE RB 24 F.McNeil FIELD GOALS (made( ) & missed) N.Lowery (20) (22) (3_8) 3 OT TOTAL VISITOR Kansas City Chiefs 14 23 HOME New York Jets 0 7 Team Qtr Clock SCORING PLAY — SCORE — Time Visitor Home CHIEFS 4;11 N.Lowery 20 yd. Field Goal (15-78,8:34) 3 0 CHIEFS 4:36 N.Lowery 27 yd. Field Goal (10-57,6:13) 6 0 CHIEFS 10:33 K.Cash 2 yd. pass from D.Krieg (N.Lowery,kick)(8-75,4:27) 13 0 CHIEFS 5:07 T.Barnett 4 yd. pass from D.Krieg (N.Lowery,kick)(7-65,4:12) 20 0 JETS 10:02 T.Mathis 10 yd. pass from B.Nagle (C.Blanchard,kick)(8-51,2:17) 20 7 CHIEFS 4:17 N.Lowery 38 yd. Field Goal (8-25,5:45) 23 7 Attendance: 57,375 (Tickets Distributed: 76,891; Unused: 19,516) Time: 3:00 SuperStat (tin), Version 1.18, Emphasys Software, 612-941-9337 FINAL INDIVIDUAL STATISTICS DATE Nt\VFAlflfg ff\. 1999 AT GlBI/RSTWIOM VISITOR tfflWgflf CITY CHIEFS HOMF A/EW ^OffK JTTf NET LONG NET LONG ATT. AVG. TD AH. AVG. RUSHING YARDS GAIN RUSHING YARDS GAIN TD WILMflMr J5 HP ?.? 8 0 BAXTER 15 57 3,? 10 0 wo(?p 13 30 P-3 8 0 TffMfif P ff ?.* 3 6 OKWE fc 10 s>.jr K 6 CfttfPFATTB? / 9 3.0 9 0 ifftiEG 1 n n-o n 6 HEGTOff 1 -9 -5.0 -3 0 MrA/filR ? -3 -J.jr \ 0 TOTALS 35* 1t 9.1 n 0 TOTALS H (o9 ?.3 10 0 TKD^^ Had TKD^X^ Had PASSING ATT. COMP. YARDS TD LG. Int. PASSING AH. COMP. YARDS /YDS. TD LG Int. KRlte PI n 93? >#" 3> 55 0 0' gtflfA/ 3 1 13 0^ 0 13 0 A/A<Hr 5,7 13 '(jfc >< 5/ 0 B(.umr 3 3 37 i^^ 0 W 0 TOTALS 91 17 952 £^ 9 W 0 TOTALS 33 n Wfc >< i 0/ 0 PASS RECEIVING NO. YARDS LG. TD PASS RECEIVING NO. YARDS LG. TD DflVK Q T? ftf Q SVftKETT J t-5 90 0 BltfDFA/ y 0 MOOfc !() \y 9tf 13 0 HBflSfiltf 9 \? 0 M I7W/ELL ^ V H 0 MeVMR 9 h91 13 0 MRTH/f 3 31 13 ) BBM/tTT 9 r<? 1? 1 CRftPENTER 3 8 .? 0 rtA/DFRf I ft \h 0 ^OYER 1 PI 3/ 6 WAI?D 1 <? °i 6 OHf)FFEY I ^ F 0 TDf/ef 1 <? 9 0 HfiYEr 1 6. fe 0 cfto* ] 5 C2) / TOTALS n 99a 5? 3 TOTALS 17 i?fc 9/ 1 INTERCEPTIONS NO. YARDS LG. TD INTERCEPTIONS NO. YARDS LG. TD i . A Y\f i, AfcfP /s/QN1- tyuNE TOTALS TOTALS PUNTING NO. YDS AVG. TB IN 20 LG. PUNTING NO. YDS AVG. TB IN 20 LG. BflRKeA 3 190 40.0 0 ) FD •ft£l/1flfi 4 1?J if 53 0 0 50 TOTALS 3 IttJ 0 5"cr TOTALS U in 45.3 0 3 30 PUNT RETURNS NO. woFC. YARDS LG. TD PUNT RETURNS NO. FC. YARDS LG. TD CBfiTEft 3 0 4 5 6 CfiflPENlBR i 0 19 J5 0 Ml/vCY 0 / 0 G> O TOTALS & ) 4 5 0 TOTALS i 0 ;9 19 0 KICKOFF RETURN s NO. YARDS LG. TD KICKOFF RETURNS NO. YARDS LG. TD WILLIAM? 1 (3 1.9 0 MBTtt/S 9 3» 90 0 McMULflW 1 b t> 0 HECTfl? 1 15 /? 0 TOTALS • 13 fi 0 TOTALS L 5" 80 0 OWN OPP. OUT OWN OPP. OUT FUMBLES FUM REC. YDS. TD REC. YDS. TD BDS FUMBLES FUM REC. YDS. TD REC YDS. TD BDS WORD ) 0 o O BfiXTTtf 1 0 a 0 LUTL 0 ) o 0 h/FCTUI? 1 1 6 p tf»l« I 0 o o GflMHARD o ) 0 O .TIMS I 0 0 0 TOTALS 9 » 0 O 1 0 0 Q TOTALS 9 ) 0 0 O 0 0 0 1991 Kansas City Chiefs vs New York Jets 11/29/92 at Giants Stadium FINAL TEAM STATISTICS VISITOR HOME CHIEFS JETS TOTAL FIRST DOWNS 21 15 By Rushing 6 4 By Passing 11 11 By Penalty 4 0 THIRD DOWN EFFICIENCY 4-12-33% 4-11-36% FOURTH DOWN EFFICIENCY 1-2-50% 1-3-33% TOTAL NET YARDS 296 251 Total Offensive Plays (inc. times thrown passing) 61 53 Average gain per offensive play 4.9 4.7 NET YARDS RUSHING 96 62 Total Rushing Plays 35 19 Average gain per rushing play 2.7 3.3 NET YARDS PASSING 200 189 Times thrown - yards lost attempting to pass 5-22 1-7 Gross yards passing 222 196 PASS ATTEMPTS-COMPLETIONS-HAD INTERCEPTED 21-17-0 33-17-0 Average gain per pass play (inc. # thrown passing) 7.7 5.6 KICKOFFS Number-In End Zone-Touchbacks 6-2-2 2-0-0 PUNTS Number and Average 3-40 4-45.3 Had Blocked 0 0 FGs - PATs Had Blocked 0-0 0-0 TOTAL RETURN YARDAGE (Not Including Kickoffs) 4 12 No. and Yards Punt Returns 2-4 1-12 No. and Yards Kickoff Returns 1-13 4-59 No. and Yards Interception Returns 0-0 0-0 PENALTIES Number and Yards 2-15 6-50 FUMBLES Number and Lost 2-0 2-1 C M TOUCHDOWNS O 1 Rushing C 0 M Passing O 1 Returns 0 EXTRA POINTS Made-Attempts 2-2 1-1 FIELD GOALS Made-Attempts 3-3 0-0 SAFETIES 0 0 23 7 FINAL SCORE 36:09 23:51 TIME OF POSSESSION NEW YORK JETS VS. KANSAS CITY CHIEFS Sunday,, November 29, 1992 Giants Stadium, East Rutherford, N.J. GAME-TIME WEATHER: Temperature — 44 Wind — NW 8 MPH Humidity — 58% CLOUDY New York wins toss, elects to receive; Kansas City to defend east goal Lowery kicks off, Mathis bobbles at goal line & then downs in EZ for touchback - no fumble NEW YORK BALL 14:53 1-10 N20 Baxter off right tackle (Saleaumua, Simien) for 4 2-6 24 Thomas on trap up middle (Saleaumua) for 2 3-4 26 Thomas around right end (Terry, Carter) for 3 4-1 29 Aguiar punts, Carter returns from middle from K21 (50 punt) to right sideline & back to left sideline (Barber, McMillan) to K20 - loss of 1 on return KANSAS CITY BALL 12:45 1-10 K20 Word sweeps right, fumbles; recovered by Lutz at K18; loss of 2 for Word 2-12 18 Word up middle (BWashington) for 1 3-11 19 Krieg from shotgun pass right sideline to McNair, who goes (Hasty) for 13 FIRST DOWN 1-10 32 Krieg pass left sideline to Birden (Hasty) for 17 FIRST DOWN 1-10 49 Krieg pass middle to Birden (Lewis, Young) for 8 2-2 N43 Word off right tackle (Frase, Young) for 1 3-1 42 Okoye off left guard (Clifton, Young) for no gain 4-1 42 Okoye up middle (Brim) for 5 FIRST DOWN 1-10 37 Word on slant around right end (Hasty, Kors) for 8, and —PENALTY, New York, personal foul (McMillan) FIRST DOWN 1-10 14 Krieg quick pass left sideline to McNair (Lewis, Young) for 8 2-2 6 Word off left guard (Clifton) for 2 FIRST DOWN 1-G 4 Word off right guard (MWashington, Young) for 1 2-G 3 Word off right guard (Lewis) for 1 3-G 2 Krieg pass right at goal line intend for Anders, incomplete 4-G 2 Lowery attempts 20-yard field goal, Barker holding.
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