Monday Night Football The NFL closes out Week 4 with an AFC West showdown that could result in a huge
point total. The Denver Broncos host the Kansas City Chiefs
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McFarland serving as an analyst from the field. Lisa Salters continues her
duties as the sideline reporter.The Chiefs offense is playing insane football
this season, on pace for some record-setting numbers. Patrick Mahomes is on fire
and along with Jared Goff is an early front-runner for MVP. The Broncos have
struggled to figure out their quarterback situation, but their defense has kept
them in things to date. They sit a game back of the Chiefs, but this is
make-or-break for them as far as the division is concerned.Kansas City comes in
as a 3.5 point favorite, according to sportsbooks monitored by Odds Shark. This
marks the first time they have been favored at Mile High since 2010
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database. The SuperContest line for this game was Broncos +5, and I took Denver.
I would probably still take Denver at +3.5, so I’m fine sticking with my Sunday
morning pick.Chiefs vs. Broncos, MNFTime: 5:15 p.m. PTLocation: Sports Authority
Field at Mile High, Denver
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lost their sixth-straight Sunday after a disappointing showing against the
Arizona Cardinals. The 49ers held a 12-point lead at the start of the fourth
quarter but couldn’t hold on, the Cardinals scoring two touchdowns and a
two-point conversion to take a three-point lead. With :39 seconds left, the
49ers had a real opportunity to send the game into overtime but couldn’t
capitalize - more on that later.Here’s five takeaways from the 49ers’ 18-15 loss
to the Cardinals:Finding a way to loseIf the 49ers have excelled at anything so
far in 2018, it’s finding a way to lose. Whether it’s turnovers, missed
assignments or opportunities, Kyle Shanahan’s team just hasn’t been able to
summon a winning effort since Week 2 over the Detroit Lions. The 49ers were
within 10 yards of respectable field goal range and a game-tying attempt when
backup center Erik Magnuson catapulted the ball over Beathard’s head to end any
chance. But that was only the crescendo of a fourth-quarter that spiraled out of
control for the 49ers.A pair of turnover firstsThe 49ers turned over the
football 18 times in the first seven games. They didn’t add to to that total on
Sunday. Not only did the offense not give up the ball
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It’s one of few positive developments to take from a loss to the now 2-6
Cardinals. Injuries continue to mountThe 49ers saw more starters afflicted by
injury against the Cardinals Sunday. Safety Jaquiski Tartt (shoulder) and
linebacker Reuben Foster (hamstring) both left the game in the first half Sunday
and didn’t return. Receiver Marquise Goodwin and tight end George Kittle both
missed snaps but returned. Center Weston Richburg (knee) and receiver Pierre
Gar?on(knee/shoulder) were both inactive. It’s tough to win with a roster this
depleted.Kendrick Bourne risingMany, including myself, assumed returning rookie
receiver Dante Pettis would make a significant impact with Gar?on out. Pettis
didn’t catch a single pass. Instead, it was second-year undrafted free agent
Kendrick Bourne that stepped up to the plate. Bourne reeled in seven receptions
on 10 targets for 71 yards, all a respective best among the offense. Richard
Sherman is humanThe 49ers’ veteran cornerback finally showed signs of weakness
against the Cardinals. Sherman
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During the Arizona’s game-winning drive, quarterback Josh Rosen found rookie
receiver Christian Kirk along the sideline with Sherman in coverage. On the next
play, Rosen tested Sherman again in the end zone only to have the pass batted
away on an impressive effort. Not a bad game by any means, but not up to the
ridiculous standards Sherman’s established so far this season.
