NFL game summary for 11/07/1976:

Terry Bradshaw, starting for the first time in four weeks, built a 31-0 Steelers lead before leaving. He threw a 19-yard pass to Frank Lewis to finish a 21-point third period barrage. Franco Harris picked up 117 yards rushing and the first two touchdowns of the third quarter while rookie Jack Deloplaine scored twice in the fourth quarter, giving the Steelers their highest point total since 1952. The Chiefs failed to score for the first time in 179 games.

Team stats coming into this game (NFL ranks in parentheses):

Team		Rush Yds/Gm	Pass Yds/Gm	Tot Yds/Gm	Turnovers
Pittsburgh Steelers	OFFENSE	194.5  (2)	120.2  (23)	314.8  (12)	24
	DEFENSE	113.6  (3)	152.5  (10)	266.1  (6)	28
Kansas City Chiefs	OFFENSE	145.5  (16)	237.4  (1)	382.9  (3)	18
	DEFENSE	200.2  (27)	206.5  (27)	406.8  (28)	19

Line: Steelers by 12

Team	1	2	3	4	F
Pittsburgh Steelers (5-4-0)	7	3	21	14	45
Kansas City Chiefs (3-6-0)	0	0	0	0	0

( 7- 0) PIT Reggie Harrison 4 yard rush (Roy Gerela kick)
(10- 0) PIT Roy Gerela 28 yard field goal
(17- 0) PIT Franco Harris 25 yard rush (Roy Gerela kick)
(24- 0) PIT Franco Harris 5 yard rush (Roy Gerela kick)
(31- 0) PIT Frank Lewis 19 yard pass from Terry Bradshaw (Roy Gerela kick)
(38- 0) PIT Jack Deloplaine 15 yard rush (Roy Gerela kick)
(45- 0) PIT Jack Deloplaine 7 yard rush (Roy Gerela kick)

                     PIT             KC
First Downs:         26              14
Rushes-yards:        54-330          22-34
Yards/rush:          6.1             1.5
Comp-Att-Yd-INT:     8-17-152-1      15-35-244-4
Sacked-yards:        2-31            2-21
Net pass yards:      121             223
Net yards/pass:      6.4             6.0
Total net yards:     451             257
Total plays:         73 (73% run)    59 (37% run)  
Yards/play:          6.2             4.4
Fumbles-lost:        3-0             4-2
Turnovers:           1               6
Penalties-yards:     10-62           5-31

Attendance: 71,516

Passing:
PIT: Terry Bradshaw, 7 of 15 for 132 yards and 1 TD (1 int); Mike Kruczek, 1 of 2 for 20 yards
KC: Mike Livingston, 11 of 25 for 198 yards (4 int); Mike Nott, 4 of 10 for 46 yards

Rushing:
PIT: Franco Harris, 23 for 117 yards and 2 TDs; Rocky Bleier, 15 for 102 yards; Jack Deloplaine, 6 for 64 yards and 2 TDs; Reggie Harrison, 6 for 24 yards and 1 TD; Frenchy Fuqua, 4 for 23 yards
KC: Tommy Reamon, 14 for 10 yards; Pat McNeil, 5 for 19 yards; MacArthur Lane, 2 for 7 yards; Mike Livingston, 1 for -2 yards

Receiving:
PIT: Ernest Pough, 3 for 98 yards; Bennie Cunningham, 1 for 20 yards; Frank Lewis, 1 for 19 yards and 1 TD; Larry Brown, 1 for 6 yards; Rocky Bleier, 1 for 5 yards; Frenchy Fuqua, 1 for 4 yards
KC: Walter White, 6 for 105 yards; Larry Brunson, 4 for 91 yards; Pat McNeil, 2 for 33 yards; Henry Marshall, 2 for 9 yards; Billy Masters, 1 for 6 yards

Kick returns:
PIT: Ernest Pough, 1 for 24 yards
KC: Glynn Harrison, 4 for 52 yards; Lawrence Williams, 2 for 27 yards; Pat McNeil, 1 for 2 yards

Punt returns:
PIT: Theo Bell, 2 for 17 yards; Jack Deloplaine, 2 for 16 yards
KC: Larry Brunson, 2 for 19 yards

Interceptions:
PIT: Glen Edwards, 1 for 26 yards; J.T. Thomas, 1 for 5 yards; Mel Blount, 1 for 4 yards; Mike Wagner, 1 for 0 yards
KC: Tim Gray, 1 for 11 yards

Punting:
PIT: Bobby Walden, 4 for 185 yards
KC: Jerrel Wilson, 5 for 179 yards; Mike Nott, 1 for 35 yards

Field Goals:
PIT: Roy Gerela, 1/3
KC: Jan Stenerud, 0/1

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