Chiefs coming to Mile High Sunday spells Difficulty - Capital D

No matter what, the Broncos have to consider the reality of their most precarious situation with their 2 and 6 record. They have to win this game and every game left to have a chance to get into the playoffs. Anyway, that is what we used to talk about but nowadays we are simply talking about having a decent second half. Final analysis is that it will be hard to come out 8 and 8 by the end, very hard.

 

Broncos defenders Champ Bailey, left, and D.J. Williams, right, 

couldn't stop the Chiefs' Jamaal Charles in last year's season

finale. (The Denver Post | John Leyba)

Sunday the Chiefs will bring Jamaal Charles and Thomas Jones with them, and these guys are hot this year.  They have combined for 1,289 rushing yards so far this year.  In fact the Chiefs get more yards on the ground than they do in the air.  They are averaging 179.6 yards rushing and 168.9 yards passing. Duh, this means Broncos Defense will get overworked again, so good thing for the Bye Week.

I have no idea how they will do, but die hard fans are hoping for a win against all odds.  In fact, oddsmakers are unanimously taking the Chiefs by an average of +3. Man if the Broncos could somehow put it all together and win this one, some Bookies would lose a bunch of money.

I still believe with Orton's injuries (mostly minor), that they should start Tebow.  TT can run the ball, pass the ball and fall on the ball like any good RB or WR can, and he wants to play.  So, my opinion is to start him.  What do they have to lose?  He has the ability to fire up the whole team.  Heck, he will have to write a whole nuther set of memoirs later.  He could call it "Tebow Memoirs II" or something like that.

So you remember that last game with KC last season?  Jamaal Charles rushed for 259 yards and left the game early, after the Chiefs were leading 44 to 24. That is mostly what the Broncos are going to have to defend against Sunday.  Charles is a firestorm and he is not hurting from any serious injuries. When he needs a rest, they hand it to Thomas Jones and he does his thing pretty well.  Our team must put together a fantastic first strike and a big big Defense. 

D is for Denver, but Sunday D is for Defense. We Bronco fans believe in miracles.