ENGLEWOOD, Colo. -- The Denver Broncos have fought their way back to 2-2 after their 0-2 start, thanks largely to the heavy lifting of a defense that's currently among the league's top four in most major statistical categories. But they now enter October hoping they can discover something they didn't find enough of in September: touchdowns.
The Broncos are tied for last in the league with four offensive TDs. They are also 27th in total offense (266.0 yards per game), 27th in passing (159.8 YPG), 31st in third down conversion rate (24.6%) and tied for last in percentage of touchdowns scored on red zone drives (33.