The Denver Broncos defeated the San Diego Chargers in dramatic fashion as they came back from a 24-point deficit at the half.

The Broncos intercepted Philip Rivers four times and Harris brought back the last interception to seal the deal with a 45-yard pick-six.

It all started in the second half for the Broncos when Peyton Manning quickly got the Broncos down field and scored a touchdown in less than five minutes as they received the ball in the second half. He completed a 29-yard pass to Demaryius Thomas for the TD.

Following this score, Tony Carter picked up a fumble and ran it back 65 yards for the score making it a 24-14 score.

It went from a four possession game to a two possession game in a snap.

Manning then followed in the ensuing Broncos possession with a 7-yard touchdown pass to Eric Decker. He then followed and hooked up with Brandon Stokley for a 21-yard touchdown.

This is Manning's biggest comeback of his career and only the second time a team returned to win from a 24-point hole. The Lions came back on the Dallas Cowboys after being down 24 and won the game 34-30.

Manning finished the game 24-30 with 309 passing yards, 3 TDs and 1 INT.

The Broncos specials team put the Broncos in a hole early as the Broncos had turned over back-to-back returns.

The Chargers did not take complete advantage of their field positioning.

The Broncos and Chargers are now tied for first place in the AFC West and both have a Week 7 Bye.

This was the biggest comeback by a road team in the history of Monday Night Football.

Here are the stats from the game.

(Source: NFL.com)

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