Broncos-Chiefs: Chiefs Win Turnover Battle, Game

The Kansas City Chiefs forced four turnovers against the Broncos and took advantage of those in a 33-19 win on Sunday.  Larry Johnson had 198 yards, accompanied by two touchdown runs, to set the pace offensively.  Denver played solid defense, but that was overshadowed by turnovers forced by Kansas City. Jay Cutler had two interceptions, Brandon Marshall fumbled, and Eddie Royal fumbled in the first quarter and the Chiefs made the Broncos pay. Damon Huard made some big third down conversions, looking to Dwayne Bowe, Tony Gonzalez, and Jeff Webb late in the game.  Denver's offense stalled when it reached the red zone and the Broncos were forced to kick five field goals, four of which were made. The game MVP award undoubtedly goes to Chiefs RB Larry Johnson, who had over 100 yards for the fifth consecutive game against the Broncos. Jay Cutler was forced into a lot of short yardage passes, limiting the Broncos' big-play ability.  Cutler connected with Brandon Marshall on a ... (link)