Denver Broncos 19 - New York Jets 7
The Broncos hosted the Jets in a key AFC game between two playoff contenders, looking to avenge their loss last season to these same Jets. Behind a great defensive performance (late breakdown aside) and a solid game from Brock Osweiler, they were able to prevail.
Osweiler was 8 of 12 for 115 yards, 1 TD and 0 INTs. A very solid game for him against a tough secondary.
Schaub was 3 of 8 for 60 yards, 1 TD and 0 INT.
For the first time all season, McGahee gets top billing, converting his 9 carries into 43 yards. McFadden was less impressive, carrying 19 times for 51.
Boudreaux carried 8 times for 52 yards, but his defining moment in the game was when Von Miller clocked him on his first carry and forced a fumble. Greene added 2 carries for 14 yards.
Demaryius Thomas had 3 catches for 50 yards, while VJax had 2 for 31 and the TD.
Dustin Keller had 2 catches for 46 yards, while the FB Okoye Aristotle (fantastic

ing name) caught the 14-yard TD from Schaub late on a very effective Jets drive.
Mr. Von Miller continued his fantastic season, totaling 7 tackles, 2 sacks and a forced fumble. He was in Schaub's business almost every time he dropped back to pass, forcing several other incompletions (and also breaking up a key 3rd down pass) Fat Albert also got in on the action with a strip sack of Schaub (though the Jets recovered). Joe Mays recovered the fumble.
The Jets got a sack from Wilkerson and Mercilus forced a McFadden fumble (though the Broncos recovered). They were very good against the run all day, bottling up McFadden on almost every carry.
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gg uber! Definitely not going to look the gift horse in the mouth of getting that fumble recovery on your first play (especially after going 3-and-out to start the game). It was a solid hit by Von, but those are the little bounces which you just chock up to good luck. Generally though I was pretty pleased with the extent I was able to bottle up your run game after how badly it gashed me last season.
Broncos move to 8-2 and strengthen their playoff resume while adding what could be a key tiebreak. Nice to start my post-bye schedule off 2-0, but it's still a tough rest of the way for the boys in orange. Next up is a trip to the Cleveland Platts (who I certainly won't be overlooking after the scare they put into the Bengals) followed by a home game against those same undefeated Bengals, who are likely looking for some revenge after last year's playoff stomping at the hands of the Broncos.