The Denver Broncos attempt to extend their three-game winning streak when they face off against the New England Patriots at Gillette Stadium. NBC will broadcast the game and kickoff is at 8:30 PM ET. Denver has a 9-1 overall record and 3-1 away record. New England shows up with a 7-3 overall record and 5-0 home record.

Last week the Broncos defeated the Chiefs, 27-17. Peyton Manning completed 24 passes on 40 attempts for 323 yards while finding the end zone once and throwing no interceptions. Demaryius Thomas also had a good game, catching five balls for 121 yards. In their previous outing, the Patriots were brought down by the Panthers, 24-20. Rob Ninkovich registered two sacks and nine tackles. Another solid outing came from Tom Brady, who went 29 for 40 for 296 yards passing, one score and one pick.

The Broncos' pass defense gives up an average of 300.2 yards per game, 30th in the league, and might provide New England with increased production in the passing game.

Broncos Passing LeadersGradeNameCompAttYdsTDsIntA+100+P. Manning2864093,572346Patriots Passing LeadersGradeNameCompAttYdsTDsIntB83.2T. Brady2233802,552147Broncos Rushing LeadersGradeNamePAttYdsYdsATDsA-90.5K. MorenoRB1506004.08D66.3M. BallRB682223.33C72.0R. HillmanRB401824.51Patriots Rushing LeadersGradeNamePAttYdsYdsATDsB84.6S. RidleyRB1315624.37C72.7L. BlountRB803614.52C74.9B. BoldenRB382055.42Broncos Receiving LeadersGradeNamePRecYdsYdsATDsA+100+D. ThomasWR6091415.29A-90.7E. DeckerWR5479214.73A93.6W. WelkerWR6164810.69Patriots Receiving LeadersGradeNamePRecYdsYdsATDsB85.4J. EdelmanWR525009.62B86.7A. DobsonWR3549214.14B84.1K. ThompkinsWR2539415.84American FootballSports & RecreationNew England Patriots