The Broncos got their first win in the division in Week 2, and the rest of the AFC West teams sitting at 1-1.
Rookie WR Amari Cooper took a pass on the Raiders opening drive 68 yards for the score.
RB Latavius Murray helped keep the Ravens on their heels as the Raiders led for most of the game.
Michael Crabtree scored a touchdown in the third quarter, helping the Raiders build a 10-point lead heading into the fourth quarter.
QB Derek Carr put on an impressing showing against the Ravens defense, recording 351 passing yards and three touchdowns as the Raiders won 37-33.
Initial miscues put the Chargers down early, but QB Philip Rivers helped keep San Diego in arm's length.
Rookie RB Melvin Gordon ran for 88 yards against the Bengals.
Bengals receiver Marvin Jones watches a pass drop into his hands on a 45-yard touchdown.
The Chargers dropped to 1-1 after the loss on road to Cincinnati.
Emmanuel Sanders' first touchdown of the night cut into the Chiefs' 14-0 lead.
The Broncos struggled to get their rushing game going, yet kept the game close with the passing attack.
Peyton Manning led the Broncos to tie the game with 36 seconds left, setting up the ultimate game-winning score on defense.
Chiefs RB Jamaal Charles moved the chains for Kansas City, but his late fumble gave the Broncos the win.
Denver Broncos (2-0)
Last outing:31-24 W @ Kansas City
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Standouts:** After the defense set the tone and scored the Broncos' lone touchdown in Week 1, the offese was more efficient in Week 2. Falling behind 14-0 in the first half, Manning connected with Emmanuel Sanders and Virgil Green to tie the game before halftime. Late in the fourth quarter, the Broncos needed a touchdown to tie and Manning conducted a smooth 80-yard, two-minute drive capped by Emmanuel Sanders' 19-yard score. But the defense would win the game, with ILB Brandon Marshall forcing a fumble on Jamaal Charles and CB Bradley Roby returning the fumble for the game-winning touchdown.
Up next:The Broncos head out on the road again, traveling to Detroit to face a hungry Lions team (0-2) for their home opener.
Oakland Raiders (1-1)
Last outing:37-33 W vs. Baltimore
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Standouts:** A week after the Ravens took part in a grueling defensive bout with the Broncos, the Raiders greeted Baltimore with a shootout. QB Derek Carr connected with Amari Cooper for a 68-yard touchdown on the first drive and then kept them on their heels for much of the game. With 26 seconds left, Carr threw the game-winning touchdown to WR Seth Roberts. Carr finished with 351 passing yards and three touchdowns with one interception, and WR Michael Crabtree and Cooper each finished with a touchdown and more than 100 yards receiving.
Up next: Like every other AFC West team, the Raiders are on the road, traveling to take on the Browns (1-1) in Cleveland.
San Diego Chargers (1-1)
Last outing:24-19 L @ Cincinnati
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Standouts:** An early muffed punt put the Chargers looking to catch up and an inability to capitalize on turnovers put San Diego in a tough situation on the road. QB Philip Rivers did a good job keeping the Chargers close, but matched two touchdowns with two turnovers. Rookie RB Melvin Gordon had a solid game, rushing for 88 yards on 16 carries (5.5-yard average).
Up next: The Chargers head to Minneapolis to the TCF Bank Stadium, the temporary home of the Vikings (1-1).
Kansas City Chiefs (1-1)
Last outing:31-24 L vs. Denver
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Standouts:** With 125 rushing yards and a touchdown, Jamaal Charles had an impressive performance against a stingy Broncos defense. However, he had two costly fumbles, including one that gave the Broncos the win. Cornerback Marcus Peters also impressed with an interception returned 55 yards for a touchdown.
Up next: The Chiefs travel to Green Bay to take on the Packers (2-0) on Monday Night Football.
