The Dallas Cowboys are on the road in Week 8, taking on Sean Payton and the Denver Broncos. The Cowboys are 3-3-1 and looking for their second win in a row after knocking off the Washington Commanders in Week 7.
Earlier this week, Denver Broncos head coach Sean Payton claimed that he was happy with where his team stands as the NFL trade deadline approaches on November 4.
At one point in time, Russell Wilson was looking like he would be the next quarterback in NFL history. He was just moments away from beating Tom Brady in order to collect a second consecutive Super Bowl ring, and it seemed as if his reign with the Seattle Seahawks was set to last forever.
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In last week's comeback win over the New York Giants, the Denver Broncos' screen game was consistently snuffed out. That, combined with five dropped passes and a half-dozen tipped passes at the line of scrimmage, led to a very frustrating first three quarters for Broncos quarterback Bo Nix.
The Broncos host the Cowboys on Sunday. The game will reunite former Cowboys offensive coordinator Sean Payton with long-time Cowboys owner and G.M. Jerry Jones.
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Sean Payton got his start as a coach in 1988 with San Diego State. He eventually made his way to the NFL, gaining notoriety with the Dallas Cowboys as the offensive coordinator under Bill Parcells from 2003 through 2005.
Russell Wilson and Sean Payton’s fractured relationship has once again spilled into the public eye, but this time, nearly 2 years after their messy Broncos divorce.
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Dallas Cowboys running back Javonte Williams ranks second in rushing entering Week 8, with 592 rushing yards. He also has six rushing touchdowns, along with 23 receptions for 85 yards and one additional score.
What appears fairly certain is that the 5-2 Denver Broncos — currently leading the AFC West and holding the conference's No. 3 seed — won't be looking to sell off assets at the upcoming Nov.
Following the Denver Broncos' wild 33-32 comeback win over the New York Giants, head coach Sean Payton was riding high. Amidst his jubilant mood, he said something at the post-game podium about Giants quarterback Jaxson Dart that Russell Wilson took as an insult.
Sean Payton loves the screen game, which has almost always been the case, but it hasn’t been working for the Denver Broncos so far this season. There are a few reasons for it, and the Broncos can improve their utilization.
Football fans have witnessed the downturn Russell Wilson has faced ever since he left the Seattle Seahawks. There was hope that Sean Payton would help him turn his career around, but it became a disastrous time for both.
The Denver Broncos improved to 5-2 on the season after edging out Jaxson Dart and the upstart New York Giants in Week 7’s stunning comeback win. Denver needed to score a franchise-record 33 fourth-quarter points after another slow start on offense.
Broncos coach Sean Payton said Wednesday the comment he made after Denver's wild 33-32 comeback win over the New York Giants was about Jaxson Dart, not a swipe at his former quarterback Russell Wilson.
Denver Broncos coach Sean Payton addressed his recent confrontation with Russell Wilson, and tried to distance himself from the entire situation. Payton on Wednesday claimed he never meant to throw shade at Wilson while praising New York Giants quarterback Jaxson Dart, and suggested he simply got caught up in praise after a dramatic comeback win.
The Denver Broncos escaped with one of the wildest comebacks of the NFL season, erasing a 32-0 deficit to beat the New York Giants 33-32. But even after that exhilarating win, head coach Sean Payton made headlines for an unexpected reason — a subtle comment that sounded like a dig at former quarterback Russell Wilson.
In a game that at one point appeared out of reach, Bo Nix made NFL history by leading a fourth-quarter comeback to showcase why the Broncos should be taken seriously as a Super Bowl-contending team.
Sean Payton had some kind words about New York Giants rookie Jackson Dart on Sunday that also served as a subtle dig at Russell Wilson. The Denver Broncos head coach gave a glowing review of the Giants’ organization after leading his team to a comeback of epic proportions at Empower Field at Mile High in Denver, Colo.
The Denver Broncos were expected to handle the New York Giants with relative ease in Week 7. They were listed as -7.5 point favorites, figured to have the roster advantage, and the game even took place at Mile High.