Defense comes to Broncos' rescue as Nix, offense struggle
The Broncos' D came up with five sacks, 17 QB hits and two interceptions, enabling Denver to win even though the offense finished with just 168 net yards.
According to ESPN, the Broncos' D came up with five sacks, 17 QB hits and two interceptions, enabling Denver to win even though the offense finished with just 168 net yards.
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