One yard apiece on the first two drives. A 20-play march that ended with no points. A three-and-out after the only takeaway. And two second-half interceptions by quarterback Teddy Bridgewater. The stat sheet will show the Broncos gained 404 yards and went a combined 7 of 20 on third and fourth downs, but it was another clunker for the embattled group. In the biggest game of the year, Bridgewater posted a 62.2 passer rating and receivers Courtland Sutton and Tim Patrick totaled three catches on 11 targets. Sub-optimal. The bright spot was rookie running back Javonte Williams, who carried 22 times for 102 yards and caught six passes for 76 yards in his first start.
Broncos Report Card: Empty 20-play drive, turnovers allow Kansas City to pull away
