The Denver Broncos’ defense dominated the game with six sacks, an interception, and a blocked punt, compensating for a lackluster offensive showing to defeat division rival Las Vegas Raiders 10-7 on Thursday night.
The Broncos’ sole touchdown came from a 53-yard drive in the second quarter. Later, they capitalized on the blocked punt close to the end zone to set up the game-winning field goal. Denver then used a 47-yard drive to close the game in the final minutes.
“Denver held the Raiders to just 188 yards and 4-of-15 on third downs in a game that saw Vegas quarterback Geno Smith banged up in the second half.”
Author’s Summary: Denver’s relentless defense overshadowed offensive woes and led the Broncos to a critical 10-7 victory against the Raiders, fueled by game-changing plays and steadfast pressure.