In what may be the best regular season game for the Denver Broncos, the team demonstrated the resolve from last year’s Super Bowl team.
The Denver Broncos defeated the New Orleans Saints in the Superdome, which is always a tall order for any team on the road. Perspectives of the game would be different if there were changes during the game. This proved sports and particularly the NFL in general is a game of inches.
Aside from two interceptions, Trevor Siemian played his best road game since the Cincinnati Bengals in week three. He took chances down the field and in the middle to open up some of the rushing game. Tight ends became much more involved, but there are still production concerns with Virgil Green and AJ Derby.
Devontae Booker continues to run hard seeing holes that are not there or creating his own. Booker is earning every yard he gets because of the lack of offensive line help, but what assistance is provided is running behind Matt Paradis. The results are always remaining positive behind one of the best centers in football and it needs to remain that way.
Through his time in a Broncos uniforms, fans were clamoring for a more physical Demaryius Thomas to perform in games in any situation. Thomas caught three passes one-handed and is playing with incredible confidence right now. He is a gifted athlete that plays strong of recent. Thomas must continue his momentum into Kansas City, but the team caught the bye week at the right time.
Let’s get these positional grades started.