JACKSONVILLE, Fla. — A week after a game that Special Teams Coordinator Joe DeCamillis called "the worst game that I’ve ever been a part of special teams-wise,” the Broncos needed to rebound and reset in Jacksonville. The special-teams unit knew it needed to bounce back, but it could not foresee just how often it would be relied upon Sunday in a must-win game against the Jaguars.
“We had 11 punts, so having a tough day on a day like today would not be beneficial to the team,” punter Riley Dixon said.
The Broncos’ 11 punts were the most punts in a single game by the franchise since 1992 when punter Ruben Rodriguez also had 11 in a game.