Broncos Vs. Chiefs: Tim Tebow Proves Passing Is Overrated, Wins With Two Completions

Fox candidly discussed his new offense with NFL.com’s Jeff Darlington. “After the loss to Detroit (a 45-10 blowout), we decided if Tim is going to be our guy, we can’t do that other crap,” Fox said. “We had to tweak it.”

“That other crap,” of course, is passing the ball. Tebow attempted just eight passes in Sunday’s 17-10 win over Kansas City, completing only two. “Well, we don’t have a passer,” Fox explained. “We have a runner. Not to say he can’t pass at all, but we’re recognizing his strengths.”

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According to John Fox, McGahee could have returned in an emergency, but the team decided not to get him back into the game. That would seem to indicate he’ll be OK for next week, but as with most hamstring injuries, we’re really going to need to see how he does in practice this week. A tight hamstring can be aggravated fairly easily, so this is something to keep an eye on Wednesday through Friday.

Knowshon Moreno left the game with a sprained knee and it sounds like the team expects Moreno to miss at least one game, and maybe more. Moreno will have an MRI Monday to determine if it’s a ligament sprain or if anything is torn. A sprained knee could knock him out two to four weeks, while tears could end his season.

Decker had 406 receiving yards on the season with 6 receiving touchdowns entering Week 10. Decker was averaging 51 yards receiving per game. Decker’s receiving yards per game was up nearly 40 yards per game from last season.

And the Chiefs’ once-vaunted running game was largely abandoned on Sunday, despite success: no Kansas City runner had more than nine carries, despite the Chiefs averaging over five yards per rushing attempt.

The win moves Denver to 4-5 on the season, and drops the Chiefs to 4-5.

But just how long has it been since Denver completed a pass? Check this out:

Tebow > Passing.

This is one of those Madden-Glitch receptions that needs to be seen to believed. Here’s the video of the highlight catch before it gets sent to NFL Films to be set to terrific cello music.

Kissing Suzy Kolber’s Mike Tunison said it best: “This Jonathan Baldwin catch won’t be on the stat sheet, so we’re gonna have to build a statue for it or something.”

Most of the experts apparently see the Miami loss as an aberration. Peter King picks the Chiefs to win this week.

ESPN’s panel goes for KC across the board. CBS has one holdout for the Broncos.