Broncos Vs. Raiders Score: Kyle Orton Fumbles, Darren McFadden Takes Advantage

At the time, it seemed like a basic play: Kyle Orton rolled to his right and was supposed to throw back to his left. The play itself was wide-open and the Denver Broncos were poised to make a big play. But without any real pressure, Orton watched the ball squirt out of his hands, the result of a re-grip gone wrong.

All of a sudden, the Broncos went from driving for the tie to handing the ball over to the Oakland Raiders. And the Raiders took advantage.

Darren McFadden ripped off a long run, setting up the Raiders at the one-yard-line after being stopped just short of the end zone. On the next play, Jason Campbell took it himself, lunging into the end zone with a push from Michael Bush. In mere moments, Denver watched the tide turn as the Raiders made it a two score game.

With 9:27 to go, the Raiders lead the Broncos, 23-12. And, of course, the "We want Tebow" chants are out in force.

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