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NFL: Denver 49, Kansas City 29

Kansas City Chiefs quarterback Matt Cassell escapes a sack from Denver Broncos defensive end Ryan McBean during the fourth quarter at Invesco Field at Mile High in Denver on November 14, 2010. Denver beat the AFC West division leader Kansas City 49-29. UPI/Gary C. Caskey
1 of 6 | Kansas City Chiefs quarterback Matt Cassell escapes a sack from Denver Broncos defensive end Ryan McBean during the fourth quarter at Invesco Field at Mile High in Denver on November 14, 2010. Denver beat the AFC West division leader Kansas City 49-29. UPI/Gary C. Caskey | License Photo

DENVER, Nov. 14 (UPI) -- Kyle Orton connected on four touchdown passes -- a career high -- and the Denver Broncos cruised to a one-sided 49-29 win over Kansas City Sunday.

Orton hurled for 296 yards, going 22-of-34 on his pass attempts, and Tim Tebow tossed his first career scoring pass as well as running in a score for Denver (3-6), which broke a four-game losing streak.

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The Broncos benefited from a career-high 106 rushing yards from Knowshon Moreno, who also gained 50 receiving yards and scored a receiving touchdown.

Matt Cassel put up some impressive numbers, passing for an eye-popping 469 yards while completing 33-of-53 pass attempts for the Chiefs (5-4), but it wasn't nearly enough for the win.

Dwayne Bowe gained 186 yards and notched a pair of touchdowns for Kansas City.

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