The Denver Broncos defense showed left a lot to be desired in the opener.
The pass rush and quarterback pressure were non-existent.
The Broncos couldn’t get off the field in crucial moments (the end of the fourth quarter).
Needless to say, it was not the defensive showing we’ve seen from Denver in the last few years. The one aspect of a brutally bad franchise that was good.
That needs to change in Week 2 against the Washington Commanders.
“You always say rush and coverage work together, and you see a stat, you see no sacks, it doesn’t mean that there wasn’t any rush,” Broncos safety Justin Simmons told the Denver media this week.