AFC West Roundup: Week 11
A visual roundup of how the AFC West fared in Week 11.
Quarterback Brock Osweiler made his first-career start and helped lead the Broncos to their first turnover-free game this season. Osweiler's starting debut was also impressive as he completed 20-of-27 passes for 250 yards and two touchdowns.
After three games of not forcing a turnover, the Denver defense returned to form against the Chicago Bears. Here defensive end Malik Jackson celebrates a recovered fumble that was forced by outside linebacker Von Miller. The first turnover of the day was an interception from inside linebacker Danny Trevathan.
The Kansas City Chiefs absolutely blew by the San Diego Chargers on Sunday with a 33-3 win. The defense didn't let off the gas, holding the Chargers to just 201 yards of total offense. Outside linebacker Justin Houston helped contribute this interception of quarterback Philip Rivers that he returned for a 17-yard touchdown.
With running back Charcandrick leaving the game with an injury, Spencer Ware filled in aptly with 96 yards and two touchdowns for the Chiefs.
The Raiders continue their trend downward after falling in their third-straight contest to the Lions. Detroit was able to hold the Raiders to season lows in yards (214), yards rushing (50), yards passing (164) and first downs (13). Wide receiver Seth Roberts was a bright spots for the Silver and Black offense with two catches for 54 yards, including a 43-yard catch.
Quarterback Derek Carr struggled against the Detroit defense, passing for 169 yards. Carr's favorite targer, rookie wide out Amari Cooper was held to just one catch for four yards.
The Charger's six-game skid continues after falling to the Chief, 33-3 at home. The running game managed just 52 yards while quarterback Philip Rivers was hounded by pressure without his top receivers to help downfield to help out.
The Kansas City defense didn't dial back the pressure on defense or special teams. Here wide receiver Javontee Herndon fumbles a punt that was recovered by the Chiefs.
