At 7-2 and leading the AFC West, the Denver Broncos are one of the best teams in the NFL and look to be a serious Super Bowl contender once again. But despite the team trending towards making another deep playoff run, the Broncos are unlikely to make any big deals ahead of the NFL trade deadline on Tuesday, November 10.
Late last week, the Denver Broncos reportedly cooled on the prospect of trading for running back Jonathan Taylor . When the Indianapolis Colts decided to ask for first-round value in exchange for Taylor, the Broncos backed away.
Denver went into Charlotte without starting safeties Talanoa Hufanga and Brandon Jones, then lost cornerback Riley Moss during the game. The Broncos still beat the Carolina Panthers 26-21, and the snap counts show who held the secondary together while Bo Nix extended the one-score streak to 16.
Denver has made a habit of finishing these. Nik Bonitto’s strip-sack of Bryce Young with under two minutes left sealed a 26-21 win at Carolina on Sunday, and the Broncos now have an NFL-record 16 straight wins in one-score games.
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Sean Payton was happy to talk about almost anything after the Denver Broncos’ 26-21 win at Carolina, from a late replay challenge to his bye-week routine.
The Denver Broncos have developed an extraordinary ability to survive close games, and Sunday’s victory over Carolina provided another example of a team that continues finding ways to win.
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The Broncos held on to notch a fifth straight win Sunday, edging the Panthers in Charlotte. Denver has been a historically reliable close-game operation over the past two years, having now won an NFL-record 16 straight one-score games in the regular season.
The Denver Broncos pulled off another record-setting one-score victory by beating the Carolina Panthers 26-21 on Sunday. It wasn’t a great performance, and the injuries the Broncos have suffered on defense definitely hurt .
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The Denver Broncos (7-2) escaped Bank of America Stadium with another one-score victory, but the officiating is garnering almost as much attention as this streaking squad.
The Carolina Panthers’ most slippery offensive talent on Sunday was a corgi that turned out to be a natural at breaking tackles. The Panthers hosted a corgi race as halftime entertainment in their Week 9 clash against the Denver Broncos at Bank of America Stadium in Charlotte, N.C.
The Denver Broncos did it again. Despite jumping out to an early 10-point lead over the Carolina Panthers, the Broncos found themselves in a one-point hole entering the fourth quarter.
Denver Broncos rookie running back Jonah Coleman had a field day against the Carolina Panthers. The Washington product took over from J.K. Dobbins on Sunday, leading the Broncos’ rushing game against a team set to bounce back.
Denver Broncos coach Sean Payton incorrectly called out a reporter in an awkward moment following his team’s 26-21 win over the Carolina Panthers. Payton was not happy with an unidentified reporter at the start of his press conference.
For most NFL teams, winning a one-possession game is supposed to be a difficult task to achieve. For the Denver Broncos, though, winning close games has become almost a weekly occurrence, and the latest example on Sunday made NFL history in the process.
Bo Nix threw for two touchdowns and the Denver Broncos put together a pair of long scoring drives after falling behind to beat the Carolina Panthers 26-21 on Sunday afternoon in Charlotte.
The Denver Broncos will play the rest of Sunday’s game against the Carolina Panthers without two key players. Jaylen Waddle and Riley Moss were both ruled out with concussions, according to NFL Network’s Mike Garafolo.
Mike Klis announced that the Broncos will activate WR Pat Bryant from injured reserve. The team will also elevate S Taylor Rapp for another consecutive week and place DL Eyioma Uwazurike on IR.
For an article published on Friday morning, Albert Breer of Sports Illustrated specifically named the Giants, Vikings and Denver Broncos as potential landing spots for Taylor. It sounds like one of those teams is closer to pulling off a trade than the other two heading into the first Saturday of November.
Moving to the top of the AFC West via their latest dramatic comeback win, the Broncos saw a key defensive reinforcement emerge when Patrick Surtain resurfaced after a three-week absence.