Oct 2, 2026 · 9 min · 6 segments
The Broncos are coming off a big matchup with the Rams, so let's break down what went right, what went wrong, and the biggest takeaways from the game. Then we turn the page to the 49ers. I'll go over…
Zachary GueckHost
Broncos fans are sure used to comeback wins and being behind, and that was no different on Sunday night when Denver was down 16 to nothing at halftime on Sunday Night Football against the Los Angeles Rams.
The offense couldn't run the ball in the first half, and Los Angeles seemed to be able to take control completely.
I already had a feeling that the second half was gonna be another comeback, and it was.
A- and the Broncos really didn't have great offense at all throughout the entire game.
Kyren Williams only had 88 yards rushing, but he added another 70 receiving yards, and he did break off one 30-yard run.
Davante Adams, seven catches, 137 yards, and some of that was on Patrick Surtain, although he did have about 15 targets thrown to him, I think.
Four receptions, 93 yards, and a touchdown, and that [laughs] he just made Riley Moss look like burnt toast the entire game.
I mean, we could start Jaquan McMillen out there, give Jadyn Baron some more snaps, something, 'cause Riley Moss looked terrible.
Now, Denver's defense didn't have the best game ever, but they came through when it really mattered.
Four sacks on the day for Denver, Hufanga getting one of them, Zach Allen, Nick Bonino, and a Nwosariku getting another.
Hufanga had an insane game, like two interceptions, one of them being a fourth quarter 66-yard pick six to the crib was amazing.
Broncos fans are sure used to comeback wins and being behind, and that was no different on Sunday night when Denver was down 16 to nothing at halftime on Sunday Night Football against the Los Angeles Rams.
The offense couldn't run the ball in the first half, and Los Angeles seemed to be able to take control completely.
I already had a feeling that the second half was gonna be another comeback, and it was.
A- and the Broncos really didn't have great offense at all throughout the entire game.
Kyren Williams only had 88 yards rushing, but he added another 70 receiving yards, and he did break off one 30-yard run.
Davante Adams, seven catches, 137 yards, and some of that was on Patrick Surtain, although he did have about 15 targets thrown to him, I think.
Four receptions, 93 yards, and a touchdown, and that [laughs] he just made Riley Moss look like burnt toast the entire game.
I mean, we could start Jaquan McMillen out there, give Jadyn Baron some more snaps, something, 'cause Riley Moss looked terrible.
Now, Denver's defense didn't have the best game ever, but they came through when it really mattered.
Four sacks on the day for Denver, Hufanga getting one of them, Zach Allen, Nick Bonino, and a Nwosariku getting another.
Hufanga had an insane game, like two interceptions, one of them being a fourth quarter 66-yard pick six to the crib was amazing.
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