Nov 27 – Chargers against Denver Broncos

In week six, the Broncos and Chargers both had a bye week, and at that point it appeared as if the Nov 27 game would most likely not mean much for the Broncos as they’d be out of the playoff picture. The Chargers beat the Broncos 29-24 in week 5, dropping the Broncos to 1-4 and giving the Chargers a 4-1 record. Since, however, the Chargers have lost 5 consecutively and the Broncos have won 4 out of 5.

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One issue that changed for the Broncos after the bye week was their starting qb. Despite the fact that Tim Tebow’s passing statistics have been downright terrible at times, he has found a way to win after he got his 1st start of the season in week seven. Tebow has displayed an ability to make essential passes when the Broncos most need them though usually he relies on his feet more greatly than his arm. Much of Denver’s success is additionally attributable to their defense stiffening up and holding their foes to fifteen points or less in 3 of their last 4 victories. As they’re averaging over 150 yards per game rushing, their running game has additionally been superior.

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The Chargers have been suffering in part as a result of the play of qb Philip Rivers. This year Rivers has thrown more interceptions than touchdowns though Rivers has carried the Chargers on his back in the past. San Diego’s defense also has been terrible at times. They rank near the bottom of the league in yards permitted and they’ve permitted their last six foes to score 23 or more points.

It would seem these two teams are headed in opposite directions, yet the starting line for the game unexpectedly has the Chargers as seven point faves. The experts keep anticipating Tim Tebow’s weak passing performances to impact the outcome of his games, but he proves them wrong week in and week out. However, if the Chargers offense is on, the Broncos will have to find a method to put some more points on the board than they have been these past several weeks.