AAron Ontiveroz, The Denver Post)
It wasn’t always pretty. In fact, a lot of times it was ugly. The Broncos’ offense scored just three points in the first half, but they made some key adjustments in the second half and overtime to add 17 more on the board.
The biggest shift was the re-emergence of the no huddle offense, an asset that was prevalent when Peyton Manning was the starting quarterback.
Denver went to it late in the second quarter leading to their first points. It appeared again in the third and fourth quarters with more success.