How do the Broncos keep sustaining the unsustainable? | James Palmer
The Broncos keep finding a way—but how long can they keep winning on the edge? James Palmer joins Zach Bye and Phillip Lindsay on The Drive to discuss Denver’s remarkable run of one-score victories and why there may be more behind it than good fortune.
Palmer explains how belief on the sideline can matter in the biggest moments, starting with Sean Payton’s confidence that he can find an advantage in almost any situation. He also highlights the defense’s resolve against Kansas City, including JL Skinner’s goal-line challenge, and the veteran leadership that keeps Denver from wavering when a game hangs in the balance.
Then the conversation turns to Jonathan Taylor and whether the Broncos should make a major investment to strengthen their championship chances. Palmer discusses competing interest, Indianapolis’ leverage and why offers built around a second-round pick plus additional compensation may not be enough to get a deal done.
The Christian McCaffrey trade comes up as a comparison—not a confirmed asking price—as the guys weigh the question facing Denver and other interested teams: does Taylor simply make a good team better, or does he provide the difference needed to win a Super Bowl?
Broncos Country, what gives you confidence that Denver can keep winning these tight games—and how much would you give up for Jonathan Taylor to strengthen the team’s championship chances? Share your take in the comments, like the video and subscribe for more Broncos coverage from The Drive with Zach Bye and Phillip Lindsay.
