Horse Tracks: Defense gets back on track – Mile High Report

Horse Tracks: Defense gets back on track  Mile High Report

Good morning, Broncos Country! Well, that game was soooo much more fun to watch. A week after getting shredded by the Chiefs, the Broncos defense looked like themselves again, holding the high-powered Jaguars offense to just 13 points. After a record-setting performance in Week 1 for yards given up due to missed tackles, the defense did not wantn to repeat their abysmal play. And Zach Allen noted that no one on defense expected anything less than a bounce-back game this week. “We’ve kind of proven that for the past three years now,” Allen said of the team’s ability to rebound from a bad game. “So it’s kind of funny how everyone was freaking out after one game.

It’s been like four straight years of slow starts. So luckily we got back on track today.” "”It’s kind of funny how everyone was freaking out after one game. It’s been like four straight years of slow starts. So luckily we got back on track today.”" – Zach Allen The Broncos’ offense couldn’t find the end zone in the first half, despite two trips to the red zone. Following a massive 49-yard catch by Jaylen Waddle at the one, the offense sputtered for three downs and settled for a field goal. Then a Bo Nix interception in the end zone prevented another score