In a game with 15 punts and only three scoring drives, the Broncos and Raiders just provided us with the worst Thursday Night Football game of the season. With a final score of 10-7, Denver advances to a league-best 8-2 record and squeaks by Vegas.

For the first time this season, the Denver Broncos played a complete game. They defeated the Dallas Cowboys in dominating fashion, 44-24.

Broncos County was definitely seeing shades of John Elway as Nix led Denver to an improbable victory through what can only be described as an acid trip of a 4th quarter.

The days of hearing the referees announce “Holding, offense, number 72” seem to be long gone, but I remember when even the most loyal members of Broncos Country were calling for you to be replaced.

The Broncos were 1-112 all-time when trailing by 14 or more points entering the fourth quarter on the road (per CBS)... until Sunday.

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Denver’s defense is coming off of an awful performance in which they allowed 473 yards of total offense and 29 points to the Indianapolis Colts.

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It was demoralizing to watch the win slip away as Indy marched into Denver territory to set up a 60-yard game-winning field goal. When Colts kicker Spencer Shrader missed wide right as time expired, it felt like Denver had escaped. But then a yellow flag appeared.

For the first time in the Sean Payton era, the Denver Broncos opened their season with a victory. It was a sloppy game for Payton’s offense and special teams.

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Broncos Country, the wait is over! Week 1 of the NFL season is upon us, and it feels so good!