Broncos After Further Review: Shoddy Tackling Led To Kansas City Taking Lead And Never Looking Back

Ryan O’Halloran, Denver Post: Sports
Mon, 10/26/2020 - 10:11am

In their first five games, the Broncos’ defense missed two tackles on the same play only three times and never missed three tackles on a play. That changed on Kansas City’s first drive Sunday. Chiefs running back Clyde Edwards-Helaire took the handoff and ran left. Safety Kareem Jackson missed a tackle at the 9-yard line and inside linebacker Alexander Johnson and cornerback Michael Ojemudia missed tackles at the 5. Edwards-Helaire scored the touchdown, giving the Chiefs a lead they wouldn’t give up in a 43-16 win. The Broncos’ seven missed tackles Sunday were tied for the most this season with Week 2 at Pittsburgh.

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Broncos After Further Review: Shoddy Tackling Led To Kansas City Taking Lead And Never Looking Back

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