If NFL betting fans watched the undefeated Packers and the undefeated Broncos, both top candidates to headline Superbowl square off this past Sunday night, then they know that Peyton Manning isn’t the dominant quarterback he used to be. However, the Broncos don’t need him to be, because the Broncos still delivered a 29-10 win over Green Bay. The Broncos running attack finally got off the ground, which means that the offense rolled up 500 yards without Manning having to be all that great.
#VictoryMonday! Highlights from last night https://t.co/iOz0XQHCzY pic.twitter.com/MEdx2P8F1P
— Denver Broncos (@Broncos) November 2, 2015
Ronnie Hillman ran for 60 yards on 19 carries and a score. However, when he went down with a thigh injury, things really took off, as C.J. Anderson came on and gained 101 yards on only 14 carries, with a touchdown of his own. The Broncos only threw 29 times against 34 runs. But what else did we learn during that game?



