Week Seven

Traveling to Miami is never easy, however, the Dolphins have struggled so much at home this season that the Broncos will be very confident in being able to rack up a 3rd straight win.
Florida golden boy Tim Tebow is a crowd favorite for his incredible college success for the Florida Gators. It's expected to almost feel like a home game for the Broncos, with rumors of there being roughly as many Tebow jerseys, whether Gators or Broncos, as there will be Dolphins jerseys. It should be an exciting game for two teams trying to put themselves into a better position going into the second half of the season.

Matchup Preview  |  October 23, 2011
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Denver Broncos (3-2, 1-1 Away)		Miami Dolphins (2-3, 0-2 Home)
Offensive Stats Comparison 2177 Total Yards 2325 1498 Total Offensive Yards 1496 996 Passing Yards 1080 502 Rushing Yards 416 26.0 Points Per Game 15.4 13 Passing TD 5 0 Rushing TD 3 54 First Downs 70 6 Red Zone Attempts 9 2-4 Red Zone TD-FG 6-3 100.0% Red Zone Percentage 100.0% Defensive Stats Comparison 1875 Total Yards Allowed 1623 884 Passing Yards Allowed 1183 991 Rushing Yards Allowed 440 148 Points Allowed 92 19 Sacks 4 2 Fumble Recoveries 2 7 Interceptions 1 16 Red Zone Attempts 10 5-7 Red Zone TD-FG 4-5 75.0% Red Zone Percentage 90.0% Injury Report Russ Hochstein (RG) Torn Bicep (1 week) Reggie Bush (HB) Partial Groin Tear (1 week) Champ Bailey (CB) Torn Tricep (I.R.) Mike Pouncey (C) Fractured Toe (7 weeks) Syd'Quan Thompson (CB) Complete Achilles Tear (I.R.) Game Notes The Broncos have been shocking on run D all season, fortunately for them though, Reggie Bush will be out for this game. However Daniel Thomas is still a significant threat. Miami have been terrible at home so far this season, so Denver will look for that to continue, and to pick up their 3rd straight win, in an effort to take control of their Division, while Miami hopes to get back to .500 and slowly try and catch up to the Patriots who have an iron rule of the AFC East.