Week Four

Traveling to Lambeau Field to take on the Packers at home is never an easy game. This game will be a true test of where this season is going. A win in Lambeau will set up a good platform to start a streak and get above .500 for the first time this season.
A lot rides on whether Champ Bailey can handle Greg Jennings one on one, and if the Denver defense will step up and keep the game close in the first half. In the second half, there is no doubt that Tebow can take over and win the game if he needs to, but it would be nice to not have him trying to claw back a 20 point deficit in 7 minutes. There will be lots of prayers for Denver tonight.

Matchup Preview  |  October 2, 2011
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Denver Broncos (1-2, 0-1 Away)		Green Bay Packers (3-0, 1-0 Home)
Offensive Stats Comparison 1637 Total Yards 1423 1127 Total Offensive Yards 992 844 Passing Yards 699 283 Rushing Yards 293 34.3 Points Per Game 30.0 11 Passing TD 7 0 Rushing TD 3 31 First Downs 45 4 Red Zone Attempts 6 2-2 Red Zone TD-FG 5-1 100.0% Red Zone Percentage 100.0% Defensive Stats Comparison 1252 Total Yards Allowed 1092 624 Passing Yards Allowed 794 628 Rushing Yards Allowed 298 124 Points Allowed 53 8 Sacks 6 1 Fumble Recoveries 3 4 Interceptions 4 10 Red Zone Attempts 7 5-3 Red Zone TD-FG 3-3 80.0% Red Zone Percentage 85.0% Injury Report Russ Hochstein (RG) Torn Bicep (4 weeks) Je'won Duncan (LE) Fractured Foot (1 week) Syd'Quan Thompson (CB) Complete Achilles Tear (I.R.) Mike Neal (RE) Torn Shoulder Labrum (1 week) Pat Lee (CB) Broken Hand (2 weeks) Ryan Pickett (LE) Fractured Toe (3 weeks) Nick Collins (FS) Complete Achilles Tear (I.R.) Game Notes Also injured, GB, Lawrence Guy (LE), Complete Achilles Tear (I.R.). A total of 4 Defensive Ends injured for Green Bay. Denver will look to slow the game down, run the ball at the weekend D Line of Green Bay, and keep the game at a pace they can control.