Seahawks make rare trip to Denver

Published: Sep 14, 2010 at 04:02 PM

  Could Tim Tebow see more action?

(David Stluka / Associated Press)

The storyline
Break up the Seahawks! After a tumultuous offseason, Seattle had a dream start, while the Broncos' woes continue.

Why you should watch
It may only take eight wins to capture the NFC West. If that's the case, a win here and Seattle is a quarter of the way there. And there's always Tebow Watch!

Did you know?
When Seahawks wide receiver Deion Branch has a receiving touchdown, his teams are 21-7. ... Seattle's John Carlson has a touchdown catch in four of his past six games against AFC opponents. ... The Broncos have won 10 consecutive home openers -- the longest streak in the NFL. ... Denver linebacker Robert Ayers posted his first career sack last week.

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