@KelbermanNFL Excellent on the pass rush, and the defense corrected its tackling issues. Too many penalties in general. They have no creativity in the red zone. The cadence is bad, runs are predictable, and execution is... lacking. The highlights are individually great but not encouraging.
Look, that was bad. The Broncos looked a lot better on defense. That's a pretty good half, and dramatically better than the KC game. But the offense can't run the ball in the red zone. And the execution is bad. They aren't blocking and committed too many penalties. Good D, bad O.
So much potential was squandered on that drive by the fact the Broncos have been fairly predictable on run plays prior to 3rd down. The red zone runs have all been stuffed. Jags know exactly what the offensive cadence is in the red zone.
@MileHighReport Can't rely on calls when the offense has no rhythm and can't execute. Execute and have something that looks like a plan, they'll get calls.
I don't think the Broncos are a 'go get'em, boys' away from scoring a bunch of points. There appear to be legitimate schematic and execution issues on offense.
The Denver Broncos are a good football team playing like a bad football team, which makes them a bad football team until they start playing like a good football team.
That's how it works in the NFL. Everyone has talent. You don't "out-talent" opponents in the NFL.
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