11-28-2018, 04:00 AM
Hi guys. Broncos fan here. I feel your pain.
Looks like an evenly matched contest between a couple of middle-of-the-road teams, both of which have been hit hard with injuries (the Bengals probably moreso). Denver usually struggles on the road anywhere east of Chicago.
The Broncos defense has been giving up tons of yardage recently, both in the air and on the ground, but they've had some success since their bye week in generating takeaways.
The offense has been limited to a few explosive plays by Sanders and Lindsey. Not much else going on there, but at least they've cut down on turnovers the past three weeks. I think you'll see a very conservative approach through the first three quarters, or until Denver falls 13 points behind, whichever happens first.
It's probably a "must win" for Vance Joseph. Most people think that if Denver finishes at 7-9 or worse, he's gone when the season is over.
Looks like an evenly matched contest between a couple of middle-of-the-road teams, both of which have been hit hard with injuries (the Bengals probably moreso). Denver usually struggles on the road anywhere east of Chicago.
The Broncos defense has been giving up tons of yardage recently, both in the air and on the ground, but they've had some success since their bye week in generating takeaways.
The offense has been limited to a few explosive plays by Sanders and Lindsey. Not much else going on there, but at least they've cut down on turnovers the past three weeks. I think you'll see a very conservative approach through the first three quarters, or until Denver falls 13 points behind, whichever happens first.
It's probably a "must win" for Vance Joseph. Most people think that if Denver finishes at 7-9 or worse, he's gone when the season is over.
