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14 things we learned in the Broncos 16-14 loss over the Titans. The Broncos committed just one penalty in the first quarter -- a defensive holding call against cornerback Isaac Yiadom that was offset by a Seattle infraction. Andy Reid did not hold back when he was asked about Drew Lock this week with the Chiefs and Broncos set to square off at Mile High. Noah Fant with the first touchdown of the #Broncos season.There will be more. pic.twitter.com/XLGw40Sv54.

"But at some point, it's like, 'Put up or shut up,'" Fant said. In the second half he ripped off a really nice run out of 11 personnel and helped the Broncos punch it in from the 1. Later in the game Casey had another really critical bat on third down. The Denver Broncos ended Week 1 with some very questionable coaching decisions as the Tennessee Titans run the clock out and kick the game winner 16-14. "I've got to make a move next time," Freeman said, "but it was good to get out there and break one.".

The Broncos proved to be farther away than we thought. Here to remind you Vic Fangio does not hate analytics. Last year, despite starting the season 3-8, the Broncos almost played their way back into the playoff hunt when Lock returned, finishing 7-9. It all adds up. "That left side of our offensive line, those two mesh and gel together," Wolfe said. Copyright © 2019 Denver Broncos. For the second time in his NFL career, @ShelbyHarris93 blocks a kick in week 1. pic.twitter.com/QBzOg27d6o. inactive list really caught my eye tonight, Week 1: Titans 16, Broncos 14 - Everything we know, 7 things I think I think about the Broncos after week one, Titans 16, Broncos 14: Vic Fangio refused to use a timeout as Titans run clock down to kick game-winning field goal, The gore, guts and horror of an NFL fumble pile, The best of Lamar Jackson’s jukes, spins and stiff-arms, I understand why Andrew Luck retired, because I’ve been in his shoes, 10 unwritten rules to not screw up your NFL jersey number, The never-before-revealed details of the Eli Manning draft-day trade. Follow Chad on Twitter @ChadNJensen and @MileHighHuddle. Melvin Gordon would take the next handoff outside for a first down. The fourth quarter opened up with a swing pass to Derrick Henry to give the Titans a third and goal from the two. A short run by Gordon setup a third and eight, where Lock went deep to DaeSean Hamilton who was wide open in the end zone and overthrew him badly. The #Broncos give up a touchdown to a tight end. For a defense minus Von and Todd Davis, that’s really exciting. Bad miss by Drew Lock.

Ryan Edwards and Benjamin Allbright talk about the Week 3 matchup against the Buccaneers, rookie wide receiver KJ Hamler joins the show to discuss his debut in Pittsburgh, and Steve Atwater breaks down what the Broncos need to do to beat Tampa Bay on Sunday. Head Coach Vic Fangio also provided updates on Diontae Spencer, Tim Patrick and Derrek Tuszka. #Broncos fail to burn any clock. SANTA CLARA, Calif. --It didn't take long for the momentum established by the Broncos during their three-game winning streak to evaporate like the fog that cleared over the San Francisco Bay Area by midday Sunday. Fangio acknowledged Drew Lock must play better, but the offense as a unit must take strides. At halftime, Fant had caught all five of his targets for 81 yards, including a critical third down that helped the Broncos get to the red zone. I plan to go back over Lock’s reps at length this week. The Broncos’ nose tackle suffered a Lisfranc fracture against the Chiefs. Denver replied with a 75-yard drive, with Melvin Gordon taking it in from a yard out, and Brandon McManus' extra point put the Broncos up 14-13 with 9 minutes left. The former Badger is from Kenosha, Wisconsin, and has been vocal as the NFL looks to try and enact change in the face of police brutality. With no preseason to give us any hints on where some of the young players were at, the inactive list really caught my eye tonight.

Jurrell Mutombo! While there's no guarantee that history will repeat in 2020, the Broncos' slow start and Fangio's early faux pas serve as two striking similarities this year. Ryan Edwards and Benjamin Allbright discuss the reported signing of veteran quarterback Blake Bortles, break down the Pro Football Focus grades from Week 2, and Matt Boyer joins the show to talk about how the offense can continue to progress despite injuries. pic.twitter.com/vLSpYxsbxz. The Broncos' head coach was none-too-pleased with his team's passing offense coming out of Week 7's embarrassing loss to the Chiefs. The Titans came out on their next possession, but on third and one the Broncos completely stuffed Ryan Tannehill on a quarterback sneak to bring out the punt unit. There was good, bad, and a little ugly in the first half of Lock’s 6th start. But his two-point conversion connection with 3:17 remaining in the fourth quarter provided another glimpse at his potential, as he threaded the needle to Juwann Winfree past three Seattle defenders for the connection that whittled the Broncos' deficit down to eight points. Sat 15 Aug, 2020 Match Report. On this edition of "Broncos Weekend," Pro Football Hall of Famer Steve Atwater joins Matt Boyer to get you set for game day at Empower Field at Mile High. Broncos: Round 14. Another missed field goal bailed them out early in the quarter, but the third quarter ended with the Titans holding a second and goal. The first time I noticed Gordon tonight was when he took a knee during the national anthem. Andrew Mason. Show full articles without "Continue Reading" button for {0} hours. Gordon carried four defenders on his back on his way to a seven yard gain on first down. Harris did this. Lock had an open DaeSean Hamilton in the middle of the field. The Broncos have shown in recent weeks that they can compete with — and beat — some of the NFL's top teams.

The loss to Tennessee puts the Broncos a game in the hole against the rest of the AFC West. Pretty design by the #Broncos, nice run by Melvin Gordon pic.twitter.com/6UbXqXrfs7. In that vein, I'd be surprised if the Broncos don't become a better, sharper, and more competitive squad as the season marches on and once Lock comes back. While it might be too much to expect him to completely turn around the Broncos' fortunes again this season, if he's the QB the team hopes he is, being that tide that raises all ships is not outside the bounds of the possible. They would not get in and would fail to convert on fourth and goal at the one. After a short loss on a pass to Jeudy on the next play, Lock found Tim Patrick on a slant over the middle for 14 yards and a first down. Jerry Jeudy made a filthy cut to break himself free for a 21-yard gain on the very next play. On this edition of "Broncos Weekend," Alexis Perry and Pro Football Hall of Famer Steve Atwater join Matt Boyer to preview the Broncos' Week 6 matchup with the New England Patriots. Hours before kickoff we learned Courtland Sutton wouldn’t play. Seahawks 22, Broncos 14: Observations Aug 09, 2019 at 01:24 AM. There were a couple of rookie moments mixed into the evening for Broncos’ first round pick. pic.twitter.com/98l5PHRE65. The Broncos … It went about as well as you’d expect. From there the Titans quickly found themselves in a third and 10 after a stuffed run and an incomplete pass. The Broncos will also get back the injured likes of No.

"Garett and Dalton opened it up, leading out through with Jano. Plus, Pro Football Hall of Famer Steve Atwater joins the show to talk about how the Broncos might weigh the chance to get rookies more playing time moving forward. Offensive Coordinator Pat Shurmur and Atwater talk about the offensive progress after the team's first win, and finally, Perry and Chef Mike put a new spin on a Mile High favorite. Lock found Noah Fant for a nine yard touchdown pass to put them up early. Raiders v Broncos: Lodge, Coates, Luke, Oldfield out. James Palmer, Cecil Lammey, and Mike Giardi join Alexis Perry to break down the Broncos' Week 4 win over the Jets and discuss how Cam Newton's placement on the Reserve/COVID-19 list may impact Denver's Week 5 game against the Patriots. le HC des jets , Gase, ne terminera pas l'année et du côté des Broncos ce n'est guère mieux avec V.Fangio , bon defensive coach mais pas pour le reste, Le résumé de Philadelphia Eagles-New York Giants en vidéo, Le résumé de Dallas Cowboys-Arizona Cardinals en vidéo, Le résumé de Buffalo - Kansas City en vidéo, Le résumé de Tampa Bay-Green Bay en vidéo, Le résumé de Pittsburgh Steelers-Cleveland Browns en vidéo. Guys like me and Von try to run games, try and trick them, do stuff like that, and they're not going to fall for that because they're communicating with each other, they're friends with each other, they care about each other.". Not here to defend Fangio as that was a weird final drive, but there were a ton of moments leading up to it that could be far more important for the rest of the season. What did we learn from Denver's 43-16 loss to Kansas City? On this edition of "Broncos Weekend," Alexis Perry and Pro Football Hall of Famer Steve Atwater join Matt Boyer to preview the Broncos' Monday-afternoon matchup with the New England Patriots. What's next for the Broncos? For the second time in his NFL career, @ShelbyHarris93 blocks a kick in week 1. pic.twitter.com/QBzOg27d6o. Sam Martin boomed a massive punt to pin the Titans on their own four yard line with just under five minutes to go in the game. Fullback Andy Janovich cleared out linebacker Cody Barton at the second level. Tonight he reminded me a lot of Shelby Harris, who led all defensive linemen in batted passes last season. Melvin Gordon (25) of the Denver Broncos spins after being hit against the Tennessee Titans during the second half of Tennessee's 16-14 win on Monday, Sept. 14… What's next for the Broncos? Jurrell Casey with another clutch play to get the #Broncos D off the field. Few people know better about the highs and lows of a rookies adjustment to life in the NFL at tight end quite like Noah Fant. When he drew a Defensive Pass Interference call at the end of the game it all but assured the Titans a chance at points. Please also read our Privacy Notice and Terms of Use, which became effective December 20, 2019. Ryan Edwards and Benjamin Allbright are joined by Steve Atwater to discuss Mike Purcell's new contract extension, how rookie center Lloyd Cushenberry III could grow throughout the season and the impact that Melvin Gordon III has had on the team so far.

Two long drives by the Titans chewed up the clock and put the Broncos defense on the verge of collapse from exhaustion.

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