The Broncos BROKE THE RECORD for consecutive one-score wins. How many more can they get?
Three strong quarters against the Broncos still might not be enough. Denver found a way again, and Zach Bye and Phillip Lindsay are asking what it takes to finish off a team that refuses to stay down.
On The Drive, Phil shares his biggest takeaway: opponents can’t afford to let up against these Broncos. He argues that Denver’s ability to come alive in the fourth quarter puts pressure on teams to keep executing all the way to the final whistle.
The guys discuss why the Broncos’ best players keep making decisive plays in the biggest moments and how this group finds a way to click when the stakes are highest. They don’t claim to have every answer, but they see a team whose resilience has become a defining trait.
Zach brings back his horror-movie comparison, likening the Broncos to villains who never seem to disappear. It’s a fun description of a serious challenge for opponents—and it leaves a question for Denver: how long can the team keep relying on late-game heroics?
Broncos Country, what makes this team so tough to put away—and what needs to improve so they don’t always need a fourth-quarter escape? Share your take in the comments, like the video and subscribe for more Broncos coverage from The Drive with Zach Bye and Phillip Lindsay.
