Read the fossil evidence of scavenging.
My personal suspicion is that Tyrannosaurs were opportunists that would scavenge or hunt, whichever seemed most favorable at the time. They're a bit clunky for pure predators, and overbuilt for pure scavengers.
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Of course, successful scavenging (as in, being the big bad at the feeding site) would allow for more successful hunting as well, with the extra energy reserves.