The Kansas City Chiefs are hoping last week’s performance was just an aberration. The Denver Broncos wish they had only one poor effort to bounce back from. The Chiefs look to keep sole possession of the AFC West lead on Sunday when they face a slumping Broncos team coming off a bye week and trying to win its first divisional game at Invesco Field under coach Josh McDaniels.

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A year ago, Josh McDaniels was chewing out his players on the sideline. Now, he’s chewing on his finger nails

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The topic has been raised throughout the blogosphere all week long. Everyone knows now that Josh McDaniels is the primary object of Denver Broncos’ fans wrath following yet another humiliating loss. And one of the NFL’s proudest franchises is starting to look like a joke; at least, everyone else finds the punchline funny.

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The Denver Broncos are having one of the worst seasons in franchise history.

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There’s a lot of wailing and gnashing of teeth about Denver’s dismal running game, lamentations about the loss of bruiser-back Peyton Hillis and general moping about when Josh McDaniels should replace Kyle Orton with Tim Tebow as the team’s starting quarterback.

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Josh McDaniels could have used a win Sunday, but it appears his job is still safe in Denver. For now

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What’s Worked So Far It’s been the passing game for Denver.

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Denver Broncos Head Coach Josh McDaniels tries his hand at Cricket as he hits a cricket ball before practice October 29, 2010 at The Oval Cricket Ground in Kennington, London.

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hortly after playing in Oakland’s 59-14 rout of Denver on Sunday, Broncos rookie cornerback Perrish Cox went home and watched the game again.

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Tim Tebow is no longer a puzzle as a pro.

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While the Denver Broncos and Oakland Raiders are both two games under .500, struggles by the rest of the AFC West mean neither team can be considered out of the playoff race.

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The Tim Tebow debate for the most part has been a quiet whisper since the beginning of the season. After being touted by many to eventually take over for current starter Kyle Orton sooner than later, the play of Orton has silenced many and forced coach Josh McDaniels to put the Tebow talk on the back burner

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Denver Broncos wide receiver and special teamer Matthew Willis is going on injured reserve after breaking a foot Sunday in a loss to the New York Jets.

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Note: The quotes in this article are fictional. New York Jets @ Denver (+3) The pass-happy Broncos welcome the Jets to Mile High Stadium at Invesco Field, where Josh McDaniels’ fist-pumping exuberance faces little resistance in the thin air of Denver. The Broncos are 2-3, and chasing the upstart Chiefs in the AFC West standings.

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