Best Broncos Coverage: Week 9 (2021) – Denver at Dallas

The Denver Broncos look to string together back-to-back wins for the first time since Week 3 as they head to Dallas this weekend to take on the Cowboys.

» When: Sunday, Nov. 7

» Kickoff: 11:00 a.m. MST

» Where: AT&T Stadium

» Records: Denver (4-4) / Dallas (6-1)

» Fan Pregame Coverage: Nick Ferguson and Cecil Lammey from 8:00 to 9:00 a.m. | The Fan Football Pregame with DMac and Mike Evans from 9:00 a.m. to kickoff

» Halftime Chill: Join Rachel Vigil, James Merilatt and Tyler Polumbus LIVE on Facebook and Twitter to break down all the first-half action

» Fan Postgame: React first along with Sandy Clough on the Fan Football Postgame starting at the two-minute warning

» Television: FOX

Game notes

» All-time against the Dallas Cowboys, the Denver Broncos own an 8-4 (.667) record, including a 3-2 (.600) mark on the road

» With one game with a 70 percent or higher completion percentage, quarterback Teddy Bridgewater would join Peyton Manning as the only Broncos with six such games in a single season

» Safety Justin Simmons can become the 13th player in Denver history with 20 career interceptions with one more pick

» With 33 yards receiving, wide receiver Jerry Jeudy would reach 1,000 yards for his career

» Wideout Courtland Sutton needs just 39 receiving yards to reach 2,500 yards for his career

» Defensive backs Caden Sterns and Pat Surtain II each need one interception to become the first Broncos player with multiple picks in his rookie season since Justin Simmons (2) did it in 2016

» With one receiving touchdown, running back Melvin Gordon III would record a touchdown catch in three consecutive games for the first time in his career

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