DENVER (AP) – Even if he is ready, it’s hard to think Peyton Manning would want to step in behind that offensive line.
Or throw to those slippery fingered receivers.
It might help that he won’t have to worry about Khalil Mack, though.
The Broncos saw their already fickle quarterback situation thrown into more flux Sunday, courtesy of a suddenly revitalized rival in Oakland and a very good pass rusher in Mack.
The linebacker sacked Brock Osweiler five times, including one for a safety, and the Raiders snapped an eight-game losing streak against their AFC West foes with a 15-12 victory.
