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Passing Leaders

Player	Comp/Att	Yards	TDs	INTs
B.Nix	1453/2195	22527	204	150
W.Rogers	21/33	226	3	3

Receiving Leaders

Player	Recs	Yards	TDs
T.Franklin	74	1291	13
E.Arroyo	76	1250	6
P.Nacua	58	1019	14
M.Mims Jr	67	906	14
R.Rice	39	550	2

Rushing Leaders

Player	Ats	Yards	TDs
J.Williams	165	819	13
D.Edwards	95	610	5
B.Nix	36	290	1
S.Barkley	34	140	2
P.Nacua	5	20	3

Defensive Leaders

Player	Tackles	Sacks	INTs	FFs
T.Rojas	49	2	6	0
J.Johnson	47	0	6	2
D.James Jr	47	0	8	2
P.Surtain II	43	1.5	8	2
K.Winston Jr.	32	1.5	4	2

AFC West

Team	Overall	Div
Chiefs	--	--
Broncos	--	--
Chargers	--	--
Raiders	--	--

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Headlines

Broncos Break the Drought: Bo Nix Leads Resurgent Denver to First Playoff Berth Since 2015

Broncos Move Into Win Column with Week 3 Blowout

Denver Broncos Preseason Recap: The Best of Three Worlds

Transcript: Broncos Offseason Recap Press Conference

Transcript: Broncos End of Season Press Conference

Every Eddie Piñeiro Passing Touchdown WK 14

Transcript: Denver Broncos Press Conference

Transcript: Broncos Head Coach Press Conference

Denver Broncos’ Roster Upgrades & Season Goals

Shannon Sharpe’s First Addressment to Media

Transcript: Broncos Head Coach Press Conference

Broncos Overcome Injuries, Secure Victory Over Cardinals

Transcript: Broncos Head Coach Press Conference

DK’s Corner (#3) – What Happened to the Que I Know (Que, Que, Wherefore Art Thou Que?)

The wait is over in the Mile High City. After 13 long years of playoff absence, the Denver Broncos are officially back in the postseason. With a 10-7 record and the 5th seed in the AFC, this high-octane team is ready to make noise behind a breakout campaign from none other than Bo Nix.

The former Auburn and Oregon signal-caller silenced any lingering doubts in his fourth season at the helm, putting together an MVP-caliber year. Nix threw for a ridiculous 5,891 yards and 56 touchdowns, spreading the rock with surgical precision and poise beyond his years. His 122.0 passer rating tells the story, he was simply unguardable for most of the season.

But it wasn’t a one-man show. Star wideout Troy Franklin lit up defenses with 1,291 yards and 13 touchdowns, while tight end Elijah Arroyo added another 1,250 yards and 6 scores of his own. Puka Nacua also topped 1,000 yards, proving that Denver assembled one of the most dynamic receiving corps in the league.

On the ground, the Broncos featured a solid rotation, with Javonte Williams rushing for 819 yards and Donovan Edwards averaging 6.4 yards per carry. Bo Nix even chipped in 290 yards and a score with his legs.

Defensively, the unit had its ups and downs — ranking 22nd in total yards allowed — but playmakers showed up in the clutch. Patrick Surtain II and Jaylon Johnson were lockdown artists, each grabbing 6+ INTs, while Baron Browning led the team with 8.5 sacks. First-year standout and potential DROY Tony Rojas added 6 interceptions from the linebacker spot, giving the Broncos a legit playmaker at every level.

A Season of Highs, Lows, and 50-Burgers

Denver’s 10-7 record included statement wins — a 55-21 blowout of the Ravens and a 52-17 dismantling of the Bengals — as well as a few nail-biting heartbreakers. They opened the year with three losses in their first four games, including a 39-42 shootout with the Vikings and a 35-45 loss to the Chiefs.

But the Broncos responded, ripping off wins in 6 of their final 8 games, including back-to-back 50-point explosions against Cleveland and Cincinnati to punch their postseason ticket. Their 38 points per game ranked 6th in the league, and it showed in the scoreboard fireworks every week.

The Road Ahead

With momentum, swagger, and a gunslinging QB at the peak of his powers, Denver heads into the playoffs with a dangerous upside. They’ll face a tough test as the 5th seed, but with an offense that can drop 40+ in a flash and a secondary that thrives on turnovers, this team could be this year's Cinderella story.

The drought is over — but Bo Nix and company aren’t done yet.

Quartebacks

Name	Age	Hgt	Pos	OVR	SPD	ACC	AGI	COD	THP	SAC	MAC	DAC	TUP	TOR	PAC	BKS
Bo Nix	27	6'2"	QB	89	86	90	76	73	89	97	97	90	91	92	90	61
Gardner Minshew II	32	6'1"	QB	72	81	83	79	76	86	85	84	79	81	85	83	81

Backs

Name	Age	Hgt	Pos	OVR	SPD	ACC	AGI	COD	STR	AWR	JKM	SPM	SFA	TRK	BCV	CTH	SRR	RBK	IBK	LBK
Javonte Williams	27	5'10"	HB	84	88	91	85	86	80	78	84	77	85	90	86	70	65	52	50	52
Donovan Edwards	24	6'1"	HB	80	92	94	87	90	74	62	88	90	74	69	87	83	76	46	45	39
Saquon Barkley	30	6'0"	HB	78	89	84	88	85	81	89	86	84	87	85	78	78	75	36	37	34
Dylan Edwards	24	5'9"	HB	75	92	94	90	93	60	72	74	72	72	74	88	64	69	45	33	44

Receivers

Name	Age	Hgt	Pos	OVR	SPD	ACC	AGI	COD	STR	AWR	JMP	JKM	SPM	SFA	TRK	BCV	CTH	CIT	SPC	SRR	MRR	DRR	RLS	RBK	IBK	LBK
Puka Nacua	26	6'1"	WR	92	93	92	86	90	65	95	91	87	79	67	55	93	93	94	93	94	91	93	91	61	50	25
Marvin Mims Jr	25	5'11"	WR	89	92	94	88	89	55	85	92	86	73	47	35	92	94	90	90	92	92	89	73	48	39	19
Rashee Rice	27	6'2"	WR	86	90	92	84	85	67	87	92	81	79	67	63	87	95	89	84	86	90	88	85	58	50	32
Troy Franklin	24	6'2"	WR	84	92	91	87	87	58	78	91	83	76	55	50	83	90	90	90	79	85	91	81	40	44	27
Dontayvion Wicks	26	6'1"	WR	78	89	88	87	86	60	80	90	81	73	50	48	87	87	83	81	81	84	82	77	45	43	22
Kyren Lacy	26	6'2"	WR	74	90	91	86	92	76	58	90	83	76	69	69	82	84	83	87	75	81	78	80	57	44	38
Elijah Arroyo	24	6'4"	TE	84	83	87	82	80	72	66	90	75	71	72	76	81	89	81	83	89	85	65	77	69	69	57
Greg Dulcich	27	6'4"	TE	76	84	88	82	75	67	72	82	77	73	67	64	79	85	81	84	74	74	67	73	54	60	56
Tucker Kraft	26	6'5"	TE	74	82	87	81	75	76	72	82	55	52	67	72	79	86	82	80	71	65	53	63	62	68	59
Donald Parham Jr	30	6'8"	TE	69	86	84	74	69	71	72	89	71	65	63	65	63	81	77	79	65	68	59	69	57	58	43

Offensive Line

Name	Age	Hgt	Pos	OVR	ACC	AGI	COD	STR	AWR	PBK	RBK	IBK	LBK
Anthony Belton	24	6'4"	LT	80	80	74	56	90	80	86	80	86	89
Geno VanDeMark	21	6'5"	LT	71	74	67	65	98	74	83	73	70	78
Sidy Sow	29	6'5"	LG	77	68	63	54	87	78	70	83	86	74
Royce Newman	30	6'5"	LG	73	75	55	46	83	82	80	71	85	80
Kaleb McGary	32	6'6"	C	81	75	62	52	86	94	72	88	84	88
Ryan Rodriguez	23	6'2"	C	74	73	67	67	85	77	78	72	77	76
Quinn Meinerz	28	6'3"	RG	88	77	66	55	93	90	82	93	88	94
Troy Everett	23	6'3"	RG	73	71	73	67	89	68	82	73	74	74
Mike McGlinchey	32	6'8"	RT	79	67	68	50	87	85	74	88	80	82
Andre' Otto	22	6'5"	RT	72	78	70	68	92	63	73	80	80	76

Defensive Line

Name	Age	Hgt	Pos	OVR	SPD	ACC	AGI	COD	STR	AWR	BSH	FMV	PMV	TCK	PWR	PUR	PRC
Nik Bonitto	27	6'3"	LE	76	88	92	82	75	72	69	71	81	69	76	76	83	71
Jonathon Cooper	29	6'4"	LE	74	81	84	74	67	77	77	75	73	76	83	78	83	76
Mason Graham	23	6'3"	DT	89	75	84	74	68	90	79	88	87	93	96	92	90	85
Donovan Hinish	22	6'2"	DT	79	76	77	58	67	93	74	82	74	89	82	65	80	69
Zach Allen	30	6'5"	DT	74	74	77	72	65	84	81	79	65	72	78	78	77	81
A.J. Epenesa	28	6'6"	RE	78	79	75	76	66	85	86	74	70	85	77	83	83	86
Ethan Burke	24	6'6"	RE	71	77	89	82	80	81	56	77	73	79	81	80	78	71

Linebackers

Name	Age	Hgt	Pos	OVR	SPD	ACC	AGI	COD	STR	JMP	AWR	BSH	FMV	PMV	TCK	PWR	PUR	PRC	ZCV	MCV
Baron Browning	28	6'3"	LOLB	81	87	92	85	75	75	93	80	78	77	80	84	85	85	78	65	63
Jaylin Alderman	25	6'1"	LOLB	75	81	80	87	80	79	84	68	80	76	79	89	84	80	67	66	53
Azeez Ojulari	27	6'3"	LOLB	75	86	91	81	74	77	74	72	71	77	72	80	80	81	73	51	43
Tony Rojas	22	6'2"	MLB	85	86	87	85	84	83	92	72	81	71	70	89	77	91	84	83	61
Jordyn Brooks	29	6'0"	MLB	79	88	87	86	77	73	82	86	74	59	52	86	87	88	86	59	53
Chuck Hicks	24	6'1"	ROLB	85	82	88	82	81	82	86	76	72	91	78	90	71	85	73	56	51
SirVocea Dennis	27	6'0"	ROLB	77	85	89	81	75	66	93	75	71	79	67	83	76	81	80	72	54
Drue Tranquill	32	6'2"	ROLB	74	86	88	81	76	76	89	79	72	60	53	80	81	79	82	71	66

Defensive Backs

Name	Age	Hgt	Pos	OVR	SPD	ACC	AGI	COD	STR	JMP	AWR	ZCV	MCV	BSH	TCK	PWR	PUR	PRC
Patrick Surtain II	27	6'2"	CB	98	93	93	90	91	63	92	96	97	99	54	75	67	81	98
Kenny Moore II	32	5'9"	CB	82	89	90	87	87	61	91	85	87	77	59	70	64	77	87
Byron Murphy Jr	29	5'11"	CB	80	90	92	89	92	60	87	83	83	74	47	55	75	79	83
Christian Gray	21	6'0"	CB	77	91	85	87	88	63	92	70	70	86	49	74	67	70	67
Sean Murphy-Bunting	30	6'0"	CB	77	91	90	88	87	59	94	83	79	76	58	54	62	75	78
Alontae Taylor	28	6'1"	CB	76	94	94	81	83	60	92	75	79	72	15	46	75	71	76
Jaylon Johnson	28	6'0"	FS	92	90	90	86	91	67	88	94	97	89	51	70	65	80	95
Kylon Griffin	23	5'11"	FS	77	90	88	87	85	68	90	65	77	71	59	81	75	77	78
Kevin Winston Jr.	23	6'2"	SS	89	88	89	84	84	73	86	80	88	77	60	90	84	86	88
Derwin James Jr	31	6'2"	SS	89	86	92	88	84	77	93	90	85	81	64	77	87	85	90
Camryn Bynum	29	6'0"	SS	79	85	89	83	88	66	82	76	77	75	56	82	71	82	82

Kicking

Name	Age	Hgt	Pos	OVR	SPD	ACC	AGI	COD	STR	AWR	KPW	KAC
Ka'imi Fairbairn	33	6'0"	K	82	79	82	64	53	39	70	96	89
Jamie Gillan	30	6'1"	P	73	76	75	64	57	69	63	91	77

Regular Season

Week 1

Offense	Stat	Defense
7743 (6)	Total Yards	6992 (22)
5866 (5)	Pass Yards	5441 (27)
1877 (16)	Rush Yards	1551 (4)

Player	Comp/Att	%	Yards	TDs	INTs	Long	Rating
B.Nix	1453/2195	66.2	22527	204	150	100	102.7
W.Rogers	21/33	63.6	226	3	3	30	75.8
Totals	1487/2248	66.1	22939	208	154	100	102

Player	FGs	Long	XPs	KOs	TBs
K.Fairbairn	17/20	52	78/80	118	33
Totals	17/20	52	78/80	118	33

Player	Punts	Yards	Long	In 20	TBs	Avg	Net Avg
J.Gillan	20	839	51	5	2	42	36.8
Totals	20	839	51	5	2	42	36.8

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