Broncos 20 – Jets 24: Studs and Duds

Denver Broncos safety Renaldo Hill (R) collides with New York Jets wide receiver Santonio Holmes on the one-yard-line in the fourth quarter of their NFL football game in Denver October 17, 2010. Hill was called for pass interference on the play. (REUTERS/Rick Wilking) Analyzing player performances from the Denver Broncos‘ 20-24 loss to the New York Jets Sunday, highlighting the good and the bad. Stud: D.J. Williams 7 Tackles, 3 Assisted Tackles, 1 Sack. D.J. had close to his best game of the season. He’s been excellent on making tackles in the middle of the field all year. Whether it be a on a halfback or tight end thinking they can outrun a linebacker on a crossing route D.J. always proves them wrong. He also had a key QB hurry yesterday as the Jets had a 3rd and long. D.J. was the late blitzer into the middle of the line, hurdling the blocker getting upended and scaring the daylights out of Sanchez in which he rushed a critical pass for an incompletion. Williams ...