The 3 plays in sports everybody will be talking about today
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Good morning! Here are the plays everybody will be talking about on Tuesday:
The Broncos defense won another game for the offense. Trevor Siemian was good enough, completing 14 of 25 passes for 157 yards and a touchdown. C.J. Anderson added 107 yards and a touchdown on the ground. But it was the defense that won the game when the Texans, down just five points, were driving in the third quarter. Safety Darian Stewart laid a perfect hit on Alfred Blue, forcing the first turnover of the game. The Broncos would go down and score a touchdown that made it 21-9, eventually winning by 27-9.
Brock Osweiler was pretty underwhelming in his return to Denver. Playing in his first game against the Broncos since spurning them in free agency and signing a $72 million contract with the Texans, Osweiler was pretty ho-hum. He was 22-for-41 for just 131 yards, which translates to an awful 3.2 yards per attempt. He completed just three passes of at least 10 yards and none that went longer than 13 yards. And two of those came in the final seven minutes when the game was already decided. In fact, even the 13-yard pass came with help from the receiver.
Randy Moss showed the kickers how to do it. One night after the awful "Sunday Night Football" game in which kickers from the Seahawks and the Cardinals combined to miss three field goals, including two potential winning chip shots in overtime, Moss showed that it is not as hard as they made it look. Moss, in dress clothes and flat-toed dress shoes, kicked some field goals with relative ease and then did a dance.
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