ENGLEWOOD, Colo. -- Of the lessons the Denver Broncos have learned on their quest to make the playoffs for the first time since 2015, one has become very clear recently: just how good second-year cornerback Riley Moss has been this season.
"He hasn't played in a few weeks, but he's had a hell of a year," Broncos defensive coordinator Vance Joseph said.
Moss' value has been apparent the past three games, which he's missed with a sprained MCL in his knee. The Broncos have struggled to replace him, with their secondary being littered with busted coverages and open spaces that have been exploited by opponents.