Visitor: San Francisco 49ers
Home: Kansas City Chiefs
Date: September 11,
1994
Scoring:
Team 1 2 3 4 Final
SF 0 14 0 3 17
KC 7 2 15 0 24
Visitor playmakers:
TE Brent Jones, FB Marc Logan, DE
Richard Dent
Home playmakers:
T Joe Valerio, LB Derrick Thomas, TE Keith Cash, RB Marcus
Allen, S Charles Mincy, S William White, CB Mark Collins
Network: FOX (WNAC
Providence)
Announcers: Pat
Summerall, John Madden
Pregame: Yes
Halftime: Yes
Postgame: No
Commercials: Yes
Grade: Good.
Notes: This is the
long anticipated Young vs. Montana
battle. Kansas City
moves 67 yards in 11 plays on their opening drive and score on a 4th-and-goal
from the 1-yard line when Montana
fakes to Allen and passes to a wide open Joe Valerio. The 49ers can’t get anything don on their
first drive, hampered by a false start (thanks to Neil Smith) and a sack
(Derrick Thomas). The 49er defense
stiffens on KC’s next drive and prevents the offense from scoring for the rest
of the half. Ricky Watters runs wild on San Francisco’s next
drive, setting them up at the end of the quarter inside the KC 10.
The second quarter opens with Young finding Jones at the
front of the end zone, tying the score.
After a quick KC possession and punt, San Francisco
drives again, this time running it in with Logan for the lead. Kansas City’s
drive runs into more problems and ends when Dent sacks Montana.
Aguiar punts it to the 49er 1, and the Kansas City defense goes back to work. Neil Smith forces a third false start,
bushing San Francisco
back to the 7, and Derrick Thomas sacks Young in the end zone for the safety.
The Chiefs hold off a San
Francisco attack to start the third quarter, then get a great run back from Danan Hughes, and despite a
15-yard penalty they start with great field position. The Chiefs find their groove again and Montana hits Cash in the
end zone. The two-point conversion
attempt succeeds and KC goes up by a field goal. The Chiefs defense does its job next and
intercepts Young near midfield, running it back to the SF 18. They capitalize on the turnover, sending
Allen into the end zone in classic Allen style.
The Chiefs defense hounds the 49eer offense again on the next drive with
a White interception of a pass intended for Jerry Rice. KC can’t cash in this time and they punt the
ball away.
San Francisco
is driving as the fourth quarter opens, but the game is well in hand at that
point and the last 14 minutes are missing from this copy.
Marcus Allen passes Earl Campbell to take over ninth place
on the all-time rushing yards list.
Derrick Thomas racks up 3 sacks.
Thanks Matt!
Running time: 3:12 (2
discs)
First Quarter
KC--Valerio 1 pass from Montana (Elliott kick)
Second Quarter
SF--Jones 5 pass from S. Young (Brien kick)
SF--Logan
1 run (Brien kick)
KC--Safety. Thomas tackled S. Young in end zone
Third Quarter
KC--Cash 8 pass from Montana
(Birden pass from Montana)
KC--Allen 4 run (Elliott kick)
Fourth Quarter
SF--FG Brien 19