DENVER — In the Broncos' 19-13 win over the Ravens, their final drive—a 17-play, 81-yard, nearly 11-minute behemoth—may have given the most complete look of what they'd like their offense to be. They fought out of their own end zone, had five first downs, ran the ball efficiently and controlled the clock to simultaneously build their lead while confining Baltimore to a small window for its own last drive.
But before that, the offense had been stagnant. In the third quarter, the offense had four drives. The first ended in a pick-six, and the other three ended in punts.