Tebow gets chance to keep Broncos in division race

Published: Nov 09, 2011 at 08:41 AM

Why to watch
In the wacky AFC West, this counts as a big game. If Tim Tebow Time gets to 3-1, then all of a sudden the Broncos have passed the Chiefs and maybe the Raiders, too. And when the Chiefs lose, they do it with a depth and flair only the Colts could rival.

Inside story
The Broncos are going a little more read-option heavy every week, and after Denver rushed for 300 yards on the Raiders, you tend to think Tebow will be trying to rumble on the Chiefs as well. This could be one Sunday that feels more like a Saturday.

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