MVP: Mike Taliaferro
1 2 3 4 Tot
65 Denver (1-2) 14 14 0 0 28
69 Boston (3-0) 7 7 7 24 45
ScoringSummary
1 13:27 65 DEN TD Lee 12 pass to Hayes (Kroner) (3-8-1:12) 7-0
1 9:59 69 BOS TD Taliaferro 37 pass to Rademacher (Cappellett) (6-64-3: 7-7
1 2:14 65 DEN TD Gilchrist 1 run (Kroner) (12-81-7:36) 14-7
2 5:08 65 DEN TD Gilchrist 1 run (Kroner) (7-64-4:55) 21-7
2 1:31 65 DEN TD Lee 4 pass to Hayes (Kroner) (4-39-1:17) 28-7
2 0:04 69 BOS TD Nance 1 run (Cappellett) (4-72-1:19) 28-14
3 5:12 69 BOS TD Taliaferro 35 pass to Sellers (Cappellett) (5-80-3:16) 28-21
4 8:33 69 BOS FG Cappelletti 24 (7-48-3:54) 28-24
4 6:15 69 BOS TD Taliaferro 32 pass to Rademacher (Cappellett) (2-32-0: 28-31
4 2:41 69 BOS TD Taliaferro 30 pass to Sellers (Cappellett) (1-30-0:11) 28-38
4 2:10 69 BOS TD Nance 1 run (Cappellett) (1-0-0:06) 28-45
Down 28-7 with 90 seconds to go in the first half, the Pats got the wake up call. Driving 72 yards in 4 plays the Pats cut Denver's lead in half with a Jim Nance 1 yard plunge. The second half was all Boston, as the Pats scored 31 unanswered points win big. Don't let the final score fool you. This was a 4 point game with 6:35 left until Mike Taliaferro struck deep for two 30 yard TD passes. The first to Rademacher and the second one to sellers. Nance applied the coup de grace with a second 1 yard plunge at the end of regulation (no kneel downs in the 60's). Boston picked off Jack Lee twice with a big one coming late in the game to setup one of Taliaferro deep ball strikes. Houston Antwine's star shined bright on defense as the big defensive lineman recorded 3 solo tackles and 3 huge sacks late in the game.
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