How can the Broncos keep winning with an offense like this?
The Denver Broncos are 4-2—but watching their offense, you might never guess it. Zach Bye and Phillip Lindsay react to an offensive performance that has them searching for comparisons, questioning the constant three-and-outs and wondering how much more Denver’s defense can be asked to do.
Lindsay brings a player’s perspective to the conversation, sharing what it feels like to walk off the field after another stalled drive and face frustrated defensive teammates. He recalls his own experiences in Denver and explains why an offense’s inability to sustain drives can create tension on the sideline.
But there’s another side to this start: the Broncos made it through a demanding stretch against Kansas City, Jacksonville, the Rams, San Francisco, the Chargers and Seattle with four wins. As the guys point out, their only two losses came against teams that were still undefeated. It’s a reason for excitement—even as the offense leaves plenty of unanswered questions.
Broncos Country, what does this 4-2 start tell you about Denver—and what’s the first thing the offense needs to fix? Drop your take in the comments, like the video and subscribe for more Broncos coverage from The Drive with Zach Bye and Phillip Lindsay.
