Final Thoughts
This was a heck of a win for the Denver Broncos, their most comfortable victory in terms of the margin between each team since they destroyed the Arizona Cardinals on Thursday Night Football a few weeks back.
The Broncos’ offense struggled in the first half of this game but oddly enough, it never really felt like the game was going to get out of control or like the Bengals were a real threat to sort of take the game over.
The Broncos continue to be wise when they get the football offensively, giving the ball to Lindsay and featuring the running game while taking calculated downfield risks in the passing game.
The short to intermediate passing game needs work as a whole, and Denver’s offensive line struggled with some interior pressure in this game.
Brandon McManus also missed a field goal that could have ended up being a critical miss if the Bengals had been able to climb back in the game.
The Broncos didn’t go up against Andy Dalton and A.J. Green in this game so even though they were on the road, this game was a must-win for a variety of reasons.
As Denver continues its late-season climb in the standings, the rookie class continues to etch itself in team history as one of the best to ever come to Denver all at once.