Today at 4:25 p.m. ET, the unbeaten Denver Broncos (4-0) take on the Dallas Cowboys (2-2) live from AT&T Stadium in Dallas. The game can be live streamed here Denver fans can hear all the hard-hitting action on KOA 850 AM while Dallas fans can do the same on 105.3 The Fan.
Denver quarterback Peyton Manning is having an unbelievable year, having gone 117-for-156 (75%) for 1,417 yards with 16 touchdowns and no interceptions through the first four games. Dallas counters with Tony Romo, who will attempt to match the Bronco's potent offense after going 110-for-152 (72.2%) for 1,017 yards with eight touchdowns and just one interception.
Manning leads the league in completions, completion percentage, yards, touchdowns and passer rating (138.0). Denver is coming off of an impressive victory where they put up a franchise-record 52 points with a 52-20 victory over the Philadelphia Eagles. Manning sat out the fourth quarter of that game and had two touchdown passes each to Wes Welker and Demaryius Thomas.
Welker has 26 receptions for 266 yards and is tied for the NFL lead with six touchdowns while Thomas has 29 catches for 393 yards and has reached the end zone four times.
The Broncos have looked dominant in their 4-0 start to the season, however coach John Fox believes the team can get better in certain aspects, including their running game and defense.
"It's still early in the season and I expect us to get better," Fox said per ESPN. "People look at me funny when I say that, but there's still a lot of areas we need to improve at and can improve at."
Dallas, meanwhile, comes off of a 30-22 loss against San Diego where it allowed 20 unanswered points and gave up 506 yards. Cowboys coach Jason Garrett knows it will be tough for the team to have to attempt to improve against a deadly quarterback such as Manning.
"He's obviously as good of a quarterback who has ever played this game, and he's got a lot of weapons," Garrett told ESPN. "Not only do you have this incredibly good quarterback who has a great understanding of what he wants to do, but he's got some weapons to do it with."
Dallas boasts a weapon at running back in their own right, as DeMarco Murray is third in the league with 356 rushing yards on 72 carries with one touchdown.
Denver has won four straight meetings against Dallas, but hasn't played them since 2009. The Cowboys will look to turn things around and respond to a big challenge while Manning and the Broncos look to build on an already impressive start to the season.
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