It wasn’t C.J. Anderson‘s first 100-yard game of the year – that came against Green Bay – but it was without a doubt Anderson‘s most explosive game for the Denver Broncos this year without a doubt. Depending on how the season plays out, it may come as the biggest game of his Broncos career.

Anderson had already romped for a touchdown earlier in the night when he got the call in overtime. His first touch in the extra frame was uninspiring, a two-yard run into traffic. Brock Osweiler looked to Owen Daniels on the next play but could come up with just seven yards to set up a third-and-one. The next play would be the last of a wild and crazy game.

Needing just one yard to give the Broncos a first down inside of New England territory (needing only a field goal to win after the Patriots went three-and-out on the first possession of overtime), Denver ran nearly the exact play that had sprung Anderson for his first touchdown. And it worked again. To the tune of a 48-yard, game-winning TD.

Forget the talk about Osweiler and Manning for now. This one belongs to C.J. Anderson.

But not all the credit can go to Anderson. Check out the block thrown by Ryan Harris, as pointed out by our good friend Vic Lombardi…