Transcript: Broncos Head Coach Press Conference




What were the keys to the team’s victory this week?

The keys to our victory this week were solid execution on both sides of the ball, limiting turnovers, and making crucial plays in critical moments. Our defense stepped up with timely stops and turnovers, while our offense capitalized on opportunities and controlled the clock effectively. It was a collective effort from the entire team, and everyone played their part in securing the win.






Can you talk about the development of Upton Stout so far?

Upton Stout is a young talent with a lot of potential, but at the moment, we have a surplus of depth at the cornerback position, which has limited his playing time. We recognize the importance of giving him solid reps and opportunities to develop his skills on the field. We're actively working with our management and coaching staff to explore potential moves that could open up more playing time for Upton.

He's still in the early stages of his career, and we believe his best football is yet to come. It's crucial for his growth and development to get meaningful snaps and experience in game situations. We're committed to finding ways to maximize his potential and contribute to our team's success moving forward.

The team now has back to back wins, what could you attribute the recent success too?

Our recent success boils down to our players' resilience, focused execution, and unity as a team. The coaching staff's strategic adjustments and players' ability to capitalize on key moments have also played crucial roles. It's a combination of preparation, teamwork, and timely performances that have led to our back-to-back wins.


How has Gerald Everett’s experience in the league helped the team so far?

Gerald Everett's experience in the league has been invaluable for our team. His veteran presence and knowledge of the game have provided a stabilizing force, especially in our offensive schemes. He brings a wealth of experience and versatility to our offense, whether it's as a reliable pass-catcher or a blocker in the run game.

Unfortunately, Gerald has been dealing with some injuries recently, but we're optimistic that he'll be back on the field next week. His return will be a significant boost to our offense, adding another dimension to our passing attack and providing a reliable target for our quarterbacks.

Overall, Gerald's experience and skill set have been instrumental in our success so far, and we're looking forward to having him back healthy and contributing to our team's continued progress.

What is the status of Trey Lance and when is he set to return?

Trey Lance is unfortunately out for the next four weeks due to an abdominal tear.














Can you describe how important it was to get a win at home this week?

Getting a win at home this week was incredibly important for us. Not only does it boost morale and energize our fans, but it also reinforces the idea of defending our turf and establishing a home-field advantage. Winning at home sets a positive tone for the team and instills confidence as we continue to compete throughout the season.






















Can you speak to the overall team health?

Our team has faced its fair share of injuries, which has been challenging to navigate. We've had key players sidelined at various positions, impacting our depth and rotation. However, injuries are part of the game, and we've been focused on managing them effectively with the help of our medical staff.

Despite the challenges, our players have shown resilience and determination, stepping up when called upon and making significant contributions to the team. We're working diligently to ensure that our injured players receive the best possible care and rehabilitation to facilitate their return to the field.

Moving forward, maintaining optimal team health remains a priority, and we're committed to overcoming these obstacles and continuing to compete at a high level.










































In retrospect, what would you have done differently against the Buccaneers?

In retrospect, one area we would have focused on more against the Buccaneers is converting more efficiently on third downs. Our ability to sustain drives and keep our offense on the field would have been crucial in controlling the tempo of the game and putting more pressure on their defense. Looking back, improving our performance in critical situations like third downs would have been a key adjustment to make.