Posted by ESPN.com’s Bill Williamson
Here are the AFC West leaders in some key statistical categories after Week 6:
Passing yards
Here are the AFC West leaders in some key statistical categories after Week 6:
Passing yards
- Player: Philip Rivers, San Diego.
- Yards: 1,519
- What does it mean: Rivers is leading Denver’s Kyle Orton by 54 yards for the division lead. Orton has played six games, while Rivers has played five.
- Player: Knowshon Moreno, Denver
- Yards: 381
- What does it mean: Moreno could get in the rookie of the year mix.
- Player: Vincent Jackson and Antonio Gates, San Diego
- Yards: 419
- What does it mean: Jackson and Gates make Rivers very happy.
- Player: Kirk Morrison, Oakland
- Tackles: 58
- What does it mean: Morrison is a consistent tackler. He always ends up with good numbers.
- Player: Elvis Dumervil, Denver
- Sacks: 10
- What does it mean: Dumervil is the NFL leader in sacks.
- Player: Michael Huff, Oakland
- Interceptions: 3
- What does it mean: Huff hasn’t had an interception in the past four games after a big start to the season.
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AFC WEST SCOREBOARD
Sunday, 11/22
Final/OT Pittsburgh 24 Kansas City 27 Final San Diego 32 Denver 3 Final Cincinnati 17 Oakland 20