Sep 14, 2014; Denver, CO, USA; Denver Broncos head coach John Fox (left) high fives defensive end DeMarcus Ware (right) during the second half against the Kansas City Chiefs at Sports Authority Field at Mile High. The Broncos won 24-17. Mandatory Credit: Chris Humphreys-USA TODAY Sports
3. Philadelphia Eagles
Monday night’s performanceshows what a threat Philly can be, consideringNick Folesmissed some wide-open receivers, the club fared quite poorly in the first half — and theEaglesstillwon. I honestly thought the game was over when Philadelphia cornerbackBradley Fletcherlet a would-be interception slip right through his hands in the end zone, giving Indy a chance to go up 20-6 in the third quarter.
2. Cincinnati Bengals
Message delivered. I thought I might have had theBengalsa bit high last week, placing them within the top five — and then they went outand destroyed the Falcons. Impressive win, to say the least.
Consider this just a whisper, but after watching his performance in the preseason and in Week 2, is it possible that Cincinnati rookieJeremy Hillis more effective running the football than second-year proGiovani Bernard?
1. Denver Broncos
Raise your hand if you live in Denver and expectedSunday’s matchupto become a one-score game in its final moments, with the ailingChiefsthreatening. Anyone? No?
Nice pass deflection byBroncosdefenderTerrance Knightonon that fourth-down stop at the end; it must have felt good, if for no other reason than because the play stood. Hey, some wins ain’t pretty, but they’ll all count when this club is 13-3.
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