[Reginald Rutledge]

Summary
Buchannon and Culp are dominating the trenches. Podolak is taking hand offs and the RT and LT are making excellent seal blocks. The play selection is working in KC's favor a lot. They've had about 6 counter plays from the playbook and they seem to work fine.

The Raiders went from a 3-4 to a 4-3 base and it seemed to help. Howie Long is quick up front and gets great penetration. Rod Martin is a great speed rushing LB. Haynes and Hayes are the real deal as they have held the WRs to 1 catch. Marcus Allen has gained the bulk of his yards around left end on toss plays and handoffs.

I am digging this playbook thing because I have no idea what play is about to be ran.

Scoring

LA Raiders 7 0
Chiefs 3 7

Rushing
LARaiders Rushes Yards TD LG
Allen 8 23 1 26
Hawkins 1 -10 0 -10

KC Chiefs
Podolak 10 52 1 32
McVea 1 -1 0 -1

Passing Comp Att Yds TDs Int (Sacks/Yds)
Plunkett 6 8 104 0 0 2/22
Dawson 3 7 56 0 0 1/8

Receptions
Rec Yds TDs LG
Christensen 2 39 0 24
Allen 4 65 0 52

O. Taylor 1 33 0 33
W. McVea 1 15 0 15
Hayes 1 8 0 8

KOR
LAR Pruitt 2-36-0-23
KC McVea 2-80-0-62

Penalties
Chiefs 2-10
Raiders 0-0

Defensive Stats
Allen 1-0-0
Martin 4-0-0
Long 1-1-0
Davis 0-1-0
McElroy 1-0-0
Haynes 1-0-0

Kearney 2-0-0
Culp 1-1-1
Buchannon 2-0-1
Brown 2-1-0
Upshaw 1-0-0
Marsalis 1-0-0

Scoring
1st Quarter
KC-Stenerud 41 FG (15th play)
LAR-Allen, 7 run (KG);Playbook play 4 (22nd play)

2nd Quarter
KC-Podolak, 12 run (KG); Playbook play 36 (46th play)