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Here's how the Chiefs and Broncos stack up heading into Thanksgiving Night's AFC West showdown --
SCORING OFFENSE -- The Broncos rank 17th in the League at 18.5 points per game.
The Chiefs rank 13th at 21 points per game.
PASSING OFFENSE -- The Broncos rank 27th, averaging 168 yards per game.
The Chiefs are 21st in passing, averaging 188.9 yards per game.
RUSHING OFFENSE -- The Broncos place 3rd, averaging 142.3 yards per game
The Chiefs are 10th, averaging 125.1 yards per game
TOTAL OFFENSE -- The Broncos are 20th, averaging 310.3 yards per game.
The Chiefs are 17th, averaging 314 yards per game.
SCORING DEFENSE -- The Broncos are 4th, allowing 14.6 points per game.
The Chiefs are 11th, allowing 19.5 points per game.
PASSING DEFENSE -- The Broncos are 24th, allowing 225.3 yards per game.
The Chiefs are 12th, allowing 199.0 yards per game.
RUSHING DEFENSE -- The Broncos are 5th, allowing 90.2 yards per game
The Chiefs are 17th, allowing 115.7 yards per game.
TOTAL DEFENSE -- The Broncos are 14th, allowing 315.4 yards per game.
The Chiefs are 13th, allowing 314.7 yards per game
TURNOVERS -- The Broncos are 8th, with a +4 turnover margin.
The Chiefs are 8th, with a +4 turnover margin
These two teams are pretty even on paper, and that shouldn't come as a surprise since the first game nearly went to Overtime. The Chiefs have a definite advantage with the home-field, and if there is one positive for the Broncos it is their running game against the Chiefs run defense. A good running game would temper the crowd as well, and keep Larry Johnson on the sideline.