Grizzler56

the kicking team relinquishes possession when they kick the ball. Pittsburgh was to receive the ball and didn't secure possession. Therefore they turned it over. Is an onsides kick recovery a turnover? I just can't see any other way but as said before I had the Ravens Sunday. But honestly I just dont get it.

I guess it's just me. The whole world's gone apie. I understand it can't be advanced but it's gotta be a turnover. I had the Ravens but everybody with KCs D got screwed.

After giving up their safety KC recovered the ensuing free kick. Conventional wisdom says that is a turnover and should be credited to the D/ST. But it wasn't. It's not in the box as a turnover so it wasn't counted. How can this be correct? Our 25th year and it's the first we;ve ever caught. No telling if it happened and we never saw it. Somebody PLEASE explain this to me but because it sure looks like a turnover Here;s the link to the video http://www.nfl.com/gamecenter/2017101509/2017/REG6/Steelers@Chiefs?icampaign=scoreStrip-globalNav-2017101509#menu=gameinfo%7CcontentId%3A0ap3000000861585&tab=videos