Kansas City Chiefs cornerback L'Jarius Sneed was everywhere against the Denver Broncos at Arrowhead Stadium on Monday. He made sure to make his presence felt early, disrupting the Broncos with his tenacity and agility.

In the third quarter, Sneed tackled Broncos wide receiver Jaylen Waddle to stop a run. He and Waddle began chirping after that. A few minutes later, Sneed scrambled to help force Broncos quarterback Bo Nix into a fumble. He, however, was out of bounds when he touched the ball, allowing Denver to recover the ball.

Still, it showed the impact of the 29-year-old enforcer, who will be a key piece for the Chiefs as they try to return to the playoffs.

Fans said the same thing after the ruling.

“Bo Nix is very clearly trying to throw this ball forward so it's not a fumble,” said @mph_824_.

“Bo Nix intent was clearly to go forward. It would not have been a fumble anyway,” added @JonoBarnes.

“Bo Nix's intent was to throw it forward. That's not a fumble,” echoed @TrentMatthew_.

“Bo Nix tried to scissor tackle L’Jarius Sneed,” claimed @sluggahjells.

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“Of course they don't even mention the leg whip by Bo Nix on his fumble,” echoed @StangXx.

A few plays later, Nix made another fumble. This time, the Chiefs made sure to recover the ball.

 

Sneed, who won two titles with the Chiefs, returned to Kansas City in the offseason, signing a one-year, $5 million contract after spending two years with the Tennessee Titans.

As of this writing, the Chiefs have a comfortable lead over the Broncos in the fourth quarter.