Posted Sun Nov 14th by Monty
Sometimes, a bye week is just what the doctor ordered.
That seemed to be the case in Denver on Sunday, as the Denver Broncos came off their bye week to put a 49-29 drubbing on the division-leading Kansas City Chiefs at home.
Quarterback Kyle Orton threw for a career-high four touchdowns. Tim Tebow ran in his third of the season (tying Marlin Briscoe for most rushing TDs by a rookie QB in Broncos history) while throwing for his first. RB Knowshon Moreno rushed for over 100 yards for the first time in his career, and LB Mario Haggan notched a career-high three sacks.
The Broncos got the ball rolling the first quarter and never relented. They enjoyed a 35-point lead late into the second quarter before allowing Kansas City to score its first points.
The team’s 49 points marks the second highest point total in franchise history (50 in 1963).
With the win, the Broncos move to 3-6 on the season, down two games to the 5-4 Oakland Raiders and 5-4 Chiefs. They face the 4-5 San Diego Chargers in San Diego next week.
Published on 11/14/2010 at Sun Nov 14 17:40.
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