After going down 21-3 to start the game, the Denver Broncos are playing in a completely different game. Broncos quarterback Kyle Orton had a costly interception for a pick-six by Charles Woodson, but the embattled Orton has looked completely different since then. Orton had gone 6-of-6 for 120 yards, two touchdown passes and a 158.3 quarterback rating at the end of those two touchdown drives.
Eric Decker came up with both touchdown receptions. His second one was an impressive 33-yard reception. He has three catches for 39 yards. Brandon Lloyd has looked like the 2010 version we expected at the start of the season. He has six catches for 97 yards. His longest was a 44-yard gain on a flea flicker play that set up Decker's first touchdown score.
However, Packers did have one last scoring drive that was a relentless drive down the field. Aaron Rodgers found a wide-open Greg Jennings for a 17-yard touchdown pass and the 28-17 halftime lead.
For more on the Broncos, visit Mile High Report. Visit Acme Packing Company for more on the Packers.