Chicago Blitz Dominate Las Vegas Ace in Convincing 37-10 Victory

The Chicago Blitz continued their stellar season with a commanding 37-10 win over the Las Vegas Ace at Sam Boyd Stadium, improving their record to 12-3. Running back Tim Spencer spearheaded the Blitz offense, scoring three rushing touchdowns while amassing 81 yards on the ground. Chicago’s defense also played a pivotal role, forcing five turnovers and stifling a struggling Las Vegas offense that managed only 202 total yards. The victory further solidifies Chicago’s position as a dominant force in the league, while the Ace’s season woes persist.

The Blitz wasted no time establishing control, with Spencer capping a short 29-yard drive with an 8-yard touchdown run early in the first quarter. Chicago extended their lead to 10-0 with a field goal, keeping the Ace scoreless until late in the second quarter. Las Vegas quarterback Jerry Golst struggled against relentless pressure, throwing four interceptions and finishing with a dismal passer rating of 16.4. Despite a glimmer of hope in the fourth quarter—a 19-yard fumble recovery touchdown by Ace linebacker Welch—the home team failed to generate any sustained momentum.

Chicago sealed the game with a dominant fourth quarter, as Spencer added two more touchdowns to his tally, and kicker Coral stayed perfect, converting all three of his field goal attempts. Las Vegas, now at 1-13-1, will look to regroup in the final weeks of the season, while the Blitz focus on maintaining their form heading into the playoffs.