Thankfully for Denver, their defense did its job forcing three turnovers, two fumbles and an interception.
Broncos need a spark to upset one of the best teams in the NFL, the 49ers. Broncos are 1-1, but not playing to their full potential, struggling against the Texans and Seahawks.
Hackett must find these answers quickly. Through two games, Denver has made six trips to the red zone, scoring zero touchdowns.
It’s not impossible for a backup to replace a starter — Prescott did it in 2016, supplanting Tony Romo — but it's unlikely.
According to Next Gen Stats, the Steelers' pressure rate drops by 25.1 percent when Watt doesn't play, going from 39.5 percent to 14.4 percent.
Steelers wide receiver George Pickens channeled his inner Odell Beckham Jr. making an incredible one-handed catch, hauling in the ball as he went to the ground against the Browns on 'Thursday Night Football'.
Wright, a former teammate of Wilson's with the Seahawks, thinks Wilson wasn't held to the same standard as the rest of the team.
ESPN commentator Stephen A. Smith stirred the pot recently, saying Cowboys outside linebacker Micah Parsons is "the second coming of Lawrence Taylor.”
Richard Sherman, Russell Wilson's teammate in Seattle, believes the quarterback is off to a rocky start because the Broncos are trying to change his style of play.
It's no surprise John Elway supports the Pro Football Hall of Fame candidacy of former Broncos teammate Rod Smith, one of 129 modern-era nominees for the 2023 class.
Gallup is recovering from a torn left ACL he suffered in Week 17 last season.
Thirty-two Steelers have been inducted into the Pro Football Hall of Fame, the third most of any team. Former Pittsburgh offensive lineman Alan Faneca, a Hall of Famer himself, believes the Steelers should have another player enshrined: receiver Hines Ward.
Cowboys owner Jerry Jones said quarterback Dak Prescott, recovering from a right thumb fracture, will only miss one more game and return in Week 4 against the Commanders.
Although the Broncos are only 1-1, Denver Post veteran columnist Mark Kiszla believes Hackett is off to the worst start for a coach in team history.
Smith had high praise for the young Cowboys defender.
Jones praised Hurts following the quarterback's impressive showing in Monday's win over the Vikings.
In Week 2 against the Patriots, the Steelers' offense was anemic, averaging 4.2 yards per play.
Denver Post columnist Mark Kiszla points the finger at Hackett, who he believes would have driven the Broncos into a ditch if it weren't for Wilson.
Each is considered "day-to-day," per NFL Network insider Ian Rapoport, which is good news given the Broncos are dealing with separate injuries at both WR and DB.
Cowboys backup QB Cooper Rush's performance in a 20-17 upset of the Bengals on Sunday gave Dallas owner Jerry Jones a jolt of confidence.
The Steelers are facing criticism from the media and frustration from fans and it sounds like some plays may be equally upset with the way the offense is functioning.
The Broncos beat the Texans on Sunday, but it was an ugly victory. They didn’t score a touchdown until the fourth quarter and had 13 penalties for 100 yards.
Rush engineered some late-game magic leading the Cowboys on six play drive, in the final minute, resulting in Brett Maher’s winning field goal.
Fans decided they had seen enough, chanting for rookie quarterback Kenny Pickett to replace Trubisky in the third quarter.
In a Week 1 loss to the Buccaneers, Cowboys wide receiver CeeDee Lamb struggled as the team's No. 1 receiver. On Friday, Cowboys owner Jerry Jones made it clear he expects more from the former first-round draft pick.