DENVER (AP) -- The Denver Broncos were determined not to let the league's leading rusher beat them. LaDainian Tomlinson didn't, and Drew Brees couldn't make up for it.
Brian Griese threw for 309 yards and two touchdowns, and Denver held Tomlinson to 48 yards as the Broncos beat the San Diego Chargers 26-9 on Sunday.
San Diego (4-1) crossed midfield just four times, with one drive ending on an interception by O'Neal in the end zone and another on a 24-yard field goal by Steve Christie. O'Neal, who was ejected for bumping an official last week
against Baltimore, also returned an interception 28 yards for a touchdown midway through the fourth quarter that put Denver up 26-3. Tomlinson, who tied a team record with 217 yards last week, had just 38 yards on 13 carries in the first half, and San Diego almost completely abandoned the pass in the second. The Chargers opened the second half with 16 straight passes
before Tomlinson gained 10 yards on a run four minutes into the fourth quarter. San Diego attempted 33 passes and ran the ball just
once in the half. San Diego also had a hard time slowing Denver's offense without leading tackler Junior Seau, who sat out with a sprained ankle.
Ummm and who are unstoppable??? FOOL you should know by now the Broncos are at home.