Eric Lutzens, The Denver Post)
Shiloh Keo, who had been on the wrong end of a touchdown that lost the Broncos a game just three weeks before against Oakland, made the game-changing interception Sunday. The play was so unlikely that Broncos players could only laugh about it afterward.
"He was out of football. It didn't look good," coach Gary Kubiak said of the free agent acquisition. "This kid keeps battling. I'm proud of him. He's a great example of if you think you can play, hang in there and keep battling and there's always an opportunity.