Jess Place is a journalist and writer for Mile High Report, a Denver Broncos blog. With a focus on local sports news and analysis, Jess covers the ups and downs of the Broncos, providing insights and commentary on their performance, key players, and the overall state of the team.
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If Sunday’s game is any indication, the Broncos may have found their guy under center.
Hopes that the Broncos would begin the 2024 season with a running start fell flat on their face Sunday in Seattle. The Denver Broncos lost to the Seahawks (again), 26-20. While the defense came out exceptionally strong, it was the offensive struggles that ultimately sealed the Broncos fate.
Two weeks into the 2024 season, the Denver Broncos are soul-searching for their first win. While expectations going into the season were limited with Bo Nix, it’s an understatement to say that this season so far has been a shocking disappointment.
After two largely insignificant starts to the 2024 season, Broncos quarterback Bo Nix showed why many believe he could be the future of the franchise that we have all been waiting for.
On Sunday, the Denver Broncos ground out a win on the road against the Jets, 10-9. In contrast to last week’s high-scoring offense-led game against the Buccaneers, this game was everything but that. A disappointing first half yielded more negative passing yards than points. The second half was more about defense and missed field goals than anything else.
This could be a bellwether game.
Take the first quarter and flush it down the toilet. The Humphrey fumble and ensuing touchdown were disappointing and it looked like Denver was on course, yet again, to play down to their competition. This was the kind of game, in recent years, that Denver would have found a way to lose.
Sunday’s game feels like the best team on the field walked away with a loss. In what was one of the most competitive and compelling Chiefs rivalry games in recent memory, the Denver Broncos revealed a lot about just who they are over halfway though the season. Here’s what we know:
There haven’t been a lot of rookie quarterbacks to play for the Denver Broncos and even fewer are worth remembering.
Don’t look now, but the Denver Broncos are in the thick of the playoff hunt.
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