So much for Keith Olbermann's prognostication skills. Hours after the NBC pundit shared his belief that the Steelers could run the table and finish 15-1, Jason Elam's 48-yard field goal made a fool of him. The Broncos kicker won a game on the final play for the third time this season and tonight's 31-28 win was the third of Denver's season. You can do the math there but Elam's a big reason why this Denver team is still able to think about the playoffs. It looked like they weren't going to need his heroics for much of the evening's proceedings. Denver opened up a 21-7 halftime lead thanks to the generosity of Ben Roethlisberger. He was picked off twice and fumbled on a sack by Elvis Dumervil, one of two by the talented pass rusher, late in the second quarter. Tim Crowder scooped up the ball and scampered 50 yards to create the two touchdown margin as the teams returned to the locker rooms.
Playing without Champ Bailey, the Broncos had those three turnovers and sacked Roethlisberger four times overall. They also held Willie Parker to 93 yards, or about half as many as they'd given up on average in the first five games of the year. Dumervil and Jarvis Moss really looked good, using their speed to make things difficult for the larger Steeler lineman the whole first half and helping force Roethlisberger's mistakes.
The Redskins 
New England showed everyone why they are undefeated ... and Miami showed everyone why they are still looking for their first win. There's no reason to bother breaking this thing down. We all knew it going in ... and it did look like a Madden-style spanking. The Patriots had 
